RE: [TCLUG:17130] Dreamweaver (was: <OT:anti-M$> *scary* stuff...)

[<Nick.T.Reinking@supervalu.com>]

Yeah, using Makefiles for webpages is pretty
common, too.  It's certainly an interesting idea,
but I love the flexibility that Perl/PHP gives me.

As far as the JavaScript thing goes, you're right.
I place JavaScript at the same level as Perl/PHP.
I just use whatever is best for the situation.  Try using
rollovers with PHP.  :P

Nick Reinking





carls@agritech.com, on 05/03/2000 11:03:42 AM
To: tclug-list@mn-linux.org @ PMDF
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Subject: RE: [TCLUG:17130] Dreamweaver (was: <OT:anti-M$> *scary* stuff...)

>Actually, I stick something like Perl or PHP in between
>the Javascript step and the Applet step.  :)

FWIW, I would far prefer to see server-side stuff like perl/PHP come before
JavaScript, since I have seen a *lot* of really abominable (IOW 'nearly
unusable') JavaScript lately; but never had a problem with anything using PHP. 
        of course, the fact that I refuse to use IE5 might have something to
do with that. :)

        am I understanding your statement correctly?


in other website news, daemonnews.org has been running a an excellent series
of articles on how to manage a web site using Makefiles and CVS. seems like
really thoughtful stuff; and is not BSD-centric (author explicitly tells how
to do the same things in Linux or other Unices).
http://www.daemonnews.org/200004/managing.html

Carl Soderstrom
System Administrator    307 Brighton Ave. 
Minnesota DHIA          Buffalo, MN     
carls@agritech.com      (763) 682-1091


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