Rofl, whats to keep us firefox users from changeing our browser signature from firefox to that of IE? or Opera
Opera uses have had this option for a long time, i think there are web developer plugins that allow this too.
they mine aswell live with it or shutdown there sites cause it will never stop
[nvu] is an awesome WYSIWYG editor for HTML.
[vim] for coding, and if you can't get the hang of the command system in it. try cream which is a simplified script for vim
makes things alot easier for those running windows or just converting away from wordpad and notepad.
[gimp] works great for web development, if you need some 3d just run blender to design your 3d effects.
I have nothing to recommend for CMYK, I am a web developer so i stay in RGB for compliance reasons.
Use Dreamweaver over Frontpage, frontpage likes to tag everything as if it was the one that built the page. and it relies to heavily on
server extensions where as dreamweaver has several dynamic language controls. and it is hands down the best at on screen CSS rendering.
Why doesnt the content provider just provide the dtd. Why have to worry about caching it or random errors poping up in it, when the DTD can be stored on the very same server as the website, or stored with the application. Then it doesnt matter if another company screws up or if some miliscious hacker decideds to attack the DTD it doesnt effect your product...
Some might think well what if it changes? well its obvious download the new one update your xhtml/xml or application to the specific changes.
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This is like the Bush v. Gore but I am not sure which is the lesser of two evils now :(
i would love it if the government went to seize the source code and key, to find out those are encrypted with something even stronger.
ROFL atleast i know what college not to apply to now...
Rofl, whats to keep us firefox users from changeing our browser signature from firefox to that of IE? or Opera Opera uses have had this option for a long time, i think there are web developer plugins that allow this too. they mine aswell live with it or shutdown there sites cause it will never stop
[nvu] is an awesome WYSIWYG editor for HTML. [vim] for coding, and if you can't get the hang of the command system in it. try cream which is a simplified script for vim makes things alot easier for those running windows or just converting away from wordpad and notepad. [gimp] works great for web development, if you need some 3d just run blender to design your 3d effects. I have nothing to recommend for CMYK, I am a web developer so i stay in RGB for compliance reasons. Use Dreamweaver over Frontpage, frontpage likes to tag everything as if it was the one that built the page. and it relies to heavily on server extensions where as dreamweaver has several dynamic language controls. and it is hands down the best at on screen CSS rendering.
Why doesnt the content provider just provide the dtd. Why have to worry about caching it or random errors poping up in it, when the DTD can be stored on the very same server as the website, or stored with the application. Then it doesnt matter if another company screws up or if some miliscious hacker decideds to attack the DTD it doesnt effect your product...
Some might think well what if it changes?
well its obvious download the new one update your xhtml/xml or application to the specific changes.