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#1 2013-03-02 14:16:25
Website Software I Could Use
Wazzup, Didilybop here,
I was just wondering, I am getting fed up with Scratch and HTML so does anyone know any good webpage/website creators, and please do not say HTML, because I know that!!!
THANX!!!!!!! XD, Didilybop
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#2 2013-03-02 14:24:08
- dontbombiraq
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Re: Website Software I Could Use
Php
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#3 2013-03-02 14:48:20
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Yeah PHP is a great tool to use
yes, yes i do.
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#5 2013-03-03 01:22:45
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Em... so you want to make a website without HTML?
No. Not possible. HTML powers the entire web world.
You can, however, expand your HTML pages using other languages. CSS and JavaScript (Not to be confused with Java) are the most common, and they work the best. Look into these, they're really fun. 
PHP was mentioned earlier; lemme just explain, PHP is a form of server-side scripting to dynamically create the HTML document that is sent to the user's browser. It allows for dynamic pages, but it does not actually make the page itself, it only generates the HTML. PHP is more complex than HTML and CSS, because it is a scripting language, not a markup language. You should learn JavaScript first. JavaScript is also a scripting language, but it's not as complicated as PHP (depending on how you use it).
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#6 2013-03-03 12:16:40
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Gravitation wrote:
Em... so you want to make a website without HTML?
No. Not possible. HTML powers the entire web world.
You can, however, expand your HTML pages using other languages. CSS and JavaScript (Not to be confused with Java) are the most common, and they work the best. Look into these, they're really fun.
PHP was mentioned earlier; lemme just explain, PHP is a form of server-side scripting to dynamically create the HTML document that is sent to the user's browser. It allows for dynamic pages, but it does not actually make the page itself, it only generates the HTML. PHP is more complex than HTML and CSS, because it is a scripting language, not a markup language. You should learn JavaScript first. JavaScript is also a scripting language, but it's not as complicated as PHP (depending on how you use it).
Plus Javascript is client-side, whereas PHP is server-side.
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#7 2013-03-03 18:35:49
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If you want an actual website builder with minimal coding, you can try these.
iWeb (basic webbing for Mac, no coding required)
Dreamweaver (advanced webbing for all Windows and Mac, you may need code a little)
Online services such as Webs, Weebly, etc.
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#8 2013-03-03 22:48:54
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I use Google sites (although it is limited, I can have a free website) I also use Libre Impress in Ubuntu ( works like MS Publisher). I also a bit of coding only using notepad, but doing it in a site builder is faster, but you do not have as many options as completely writing it yourself.
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#9 2013-03-03 22:51:21
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ChadtheBuilder wrote:
I use Google sites (although it is limited, I can have a free website) I also use Libre Impress in Ubuntu ( works like MS Publisher). I also a bit of coding only using notepad, but doing it in a site builder is faster, but you do not have as many options as completely writing it yourself.
Isn't Impress more like PowerPoint?
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#10 2013-03-03 22:54:53
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veggieman001 wrote:
ChadtheBuilder wrote:
I use Google sites (although it is limited, I can have a free website) I also use Libre Impress in Ubuntu ( works like MS Publisher). I also a bit of coding only using notepad, but doing it in a site builder is faster, but you do not have as many options as completely writing it yourself.
Isn't Impress more like PowerPoint?
Last time I checked yeah but it's probably changed a lot since then.
Also although it's not built for websites, it is still capable of exporting presentations as websites, and they might mean that.
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#11 2013-03-03 22:57:49
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veggieman001 wrote:
ChadtheBuilder wrote:
I use Google sites (although it is limited, I can have a free website) I also use Libre Impress in Ubuntu ( works like MS Publisher). I also a bit of coding only using notepad, but doing it in a site builder is faster, but you do not have as many options as completely writing it yourself.
Isn't Impress more like PowerPoint?
Sorry, you are right. I am new to Libre office, and Ubuntu, and got a bit mixed up. I think I meant Libre Draw.
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#12 2013-03-03 23:38:04
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I think Libre draw is like Inkscape though isn't it?
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#13 2013-03-03 23:40:30
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jji7skyline wrote:
I think Libre draw is like Inkscape though isn't it?
Yes, but there are functions in it to create HTML documents, and the setup to it is close to publisher.
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#14 2013-03-04 03:56:44
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Re: Website Software I Could Use
Google Sites.
Weebly.
Wix.
Webs.
Yola.
IM-Creator.
SnapPages.
DevHub.
Jigsy.
Jimdo.
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