is this still king? (for making aesthetically pleasing web pages)
>>53878932
What a shit icon.
>>53878941
>caring about icons
mac fag confirmed
>>53878932
What a shit program, for ignorant web developers.
>>53878957
>Using dreamweaver
Highschool confirmed
>>53878993
>>53878995
name one (1) that is better
>>53878932
>needing a supercomputer just to run this thing just to design a website
>>53879024
I said better, not inferior.
>>53878932
>DW
Undergraduate in a community college detected
>>53878932
Uh... no? If we're talking about tools for someone who has no knowledge about web and is just making his own personal website, you use something like Squarespace.
If you're willing to spend at least a weekend into something a little more powerful, you pick up a CSS framework like Bootstrap or Zurb Foundation.
I'm only suggesting these because Dreamweaver is your starting point. If you want to make real websites you need to know the basic web stack (HTML5+CSS3+JS) and hopefully a backend language (Go is currently the best option regardless of programming proficiency).
>>53879541
>Zurb Foundation.
thanks, that looks really good actually.
>>53879541
>web stack (HTML5+CSS3+JS) and hopefully a backend language, Go
Know any tutorials or sources to learn the basics?
>>53878932
muse has seen a lot of good development recently, if you are more visually inclined i'd recommend it.
>>53879672
codecadamy and w3schools are *very* accessible resources.
You want to learn HTML, CSS and JS, in that order.
As for Go, take a look at this: http://www.golang-book.com/
After you digest those Go books you will be able to pick up the official documentation and do anything you want. Hell, even get in the job market after you make a few projects.
>not notepad++
do I have to slap a bitch?
>>53879739
>muse
thanks, know any tutorials videos I should check out?
>>53878932
nah this is better
>>53879002
sublime text 3
>>53879541
>Go
Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh senpai?
>>53879002
notepad
Only useful for emails, it's slightly less shit on Mac but still pretty shit.
I've recently taken to using Brackets when I'm not using Visual Studio, add a few linters and extensions and it's very versatile.
>>53879807
It's extremely fast, very simple (doesn't need an IDE to write efficiently), easy to learn, easy to deploy in any platform/hardware, excellent standard library...
What's not to love?
>>53879777
this is probably a meme i'm missing because i'm not a regular here but youtube is packed full of them senpai
>>53879907
what meme? I'm just asking for good tutorials. but ok, I'll just search youtube in hope of finding a good one
>>53879918
the lynda muse essential training is preddy gud.
can probably find a torrent or something fairly easily, i get free access from uni... so if you're a student you might be in luck.
>>53880013
thanks, I have an account too, so I'll check that one out.
>>53879002
Mobirise
>>53878932
Yup, still the best. Sublime text doesn't come even close in features out of the box. Even ricing the fuck out of it, you don't get a package as complete.
The only downside is that text hinting bug that drives me nuts. Other than that, best text/web editor.
This is amazing how much development has been put into creating complex software for web development, easiest development ever.
>>53881142
really sad
>>53878993
Nano
>>53879002
vim / emacs / atom / sublime / notepad / literally anything
