Making Websites On The Go

Chaos1986 · Post by **Chaos1986** » 17 Jan 2007, 20:53

How Can I Make My Websites On My Desktop And Then Continue Working On Them On The Run On My Laptop? Then Transfer It Back To My Desktop And Not Have Dozens Of Broken Links. Any Help Is Appreciated Thank You.

knightm4r3 · Post by **knightm4r3** » 18 Jan 2007, 17:30

Jump drive.

You can get a 128 or 256 for like 10$ now, If you want a real drive, sandisk has a 2 gig that I have and I love it. They also make 4 and 8 gig but youll get payin.

Chaos1986 · Post by **Chaos1986** » 18 Jan 2007, 17:38

knightm4r3 wrote:Jump drive.

You can get a 128 or 256 for like 10$ now, If you want a real drive, sandisk has a 2 gig that I have and I love it. They also make 4 and 8 gig but youll get payin.

Please Expand knightm4r3

knightm4r3 · Post by **knightm4r3** » 19 Jan 2007, 14:35

Well if you save your site to the jump, then you just unplug from one comp and into the other.

I suggest also backing you site up, nothing sucks more than a failing drive

For editors, I would reccomend Adobe Dreamweaver if you can swing for the price (or just PM me and I can help you 'get' one). Another great tool is notepad and CoffeeCup HTML editor.

Any help or issues please post!

Post by **Gogeta70** » 19 Jan 2007, 18:53

Screw those damn programs that code HTML for you. I hate them. The best way to make HTML is to code it with your hands. Want to know why i hate auto-html'ers so much? Look at the source code of Yahoo, compared to the source code of my website. As you can see, yahoo has 3,000+ lines of HTML/Javascript, which is definitely not necessary.

Again, a true coder should and can code with only their hands and a little brain power.

Chaos1986 · Post by **Chaos1986** » 20 Jan 2007, 10:26

Gogeta I'd Code By Hand If I Could

. Does Anyone Have A Setup File For The Trial Version Of Dream Weaver And Microsoft Front Page? I Would Like To Try Them Before I Buy Them To See If I Like Them. Thank You Very Much.

Post by **Gogeta70** » 20 Jan 2007, 16:42

Chaos... you're not even gonna try?

Chaos1986 · Post by **Chaos1986** » 20 Jan 2007, 16:44

gogeta70 wrote:Chaos... you're not even gonna try?

Oh I'll Try Don't Worry I Just Think It Would Be Easier For Me If I Went To School To Study Web Development And Coding HTML And The Sorts.

I Find It's Easier That Way.

Post by **Gogeta70** » 20 Jan 2007, 16:46

Okay, to school it is. Http://w3schools.com/

Now go learn like a true coder.

Chaos1986 · Post by **Chaos1986** » 20 Jan 2007, 16:49

gogeta70 wrote:Okay, to school it is. Http://w3schools.com/ Now go learn like a true coder.

Thank You Very Much I Also Want To Go To Collage To Study Web Development And Coding HTML And The Sorts.

But I Will Study At Home Too!

Post by **Gogeta70** » 21 Jan 2007, 04:13

The best things in life are free, chaos.

Kind of like sex, lol.

Nerdz · Post by **Nerdz** » 21 Jan 2007, 22:34

gogeta70 wrote:Again, a true coder should and can code with only their hands and a little brain power.

Amen to that.

And between, Chaos I would sincerly suggest you to try on your own before you learn it in school... Why?

- You'll learn how to learn all by yourself
- At school, they show you the minimum and then you need to learn on your own anyway
- Computers technologies keep evolving. This mean you need to learn all new stuff anyway

I know it is way better to get the basic before but just as Gogeta said, the shool is right there: www.w3schools.com

And don't forget that we are here to help you to

ulysse · Post by **ulysse** » 21 Jan 2007, 23:26

lol gogeta's so right... best things in life are free...
0x53.0x45.0x58.

Post by **Gogeta70** » 22 Jan 2007, 00:21

Lol, someone got my message, it seems.

jneaod · Post by **jneaod** » 27 Jan 2007, 20:11

I learned html mostly from w3schools and then took a web design one class last semester. I am in 10th grade. I then bought two books, Special edition using javascript and JavaScript demystified. This is how I learn JavaScript. But download AceHTML Freeware edition and install it to your usb, like I did. I too develop web pages off of my jump drive.