My regular programming language comes from html so that goes to like JavaScript, CSS, XHTML, and all that stuff, I'm working on a website at the moment and I'm learning from w3schools, with me being only 11, it isn't that advanced, but I was wondering if you could recommend some programs other than NotePad that might be more efficient?
About *any* other editor is more efficient then NotePad. If you are willing to take a steep learning curve for getting a huge reward in performance, consider learning the vim editor:
I suspect you would get a better response by asking the question on a new group related to WEB development, but here is one to be getting on with:
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Regards,
Richard.
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+ http://www.SafeRTOS.com
An IEC 61508 compliant real time kernel for safety related systems.
The first thing you should learn is that ALL CODE SHOULD BE **VALIDATED**.
*Don't* produce this kind of idiocy:
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http://66.102.9.104/search?q=3Dcache:Jz64BiCqp4UJ:developer.mozilla.org/en/=docs/index.php/title=3DStandards-Compliant_Authoring_Tools%26printable=3Dye=s+validate+compliance+DreamWeaver+*-*-*-Microsoft-Word-*-invalid-HTML+requi=re.extra.debugging+Frontpage+NVu+*-*-*-*-*-*-FrontPage-*-specific-extension=s+HTML-*-Kit+GoLive+HTML.Tidy+Standards-*-Compliant-Authoring-Tools (Nvu is free.) [1] Note well the term "Standards-Compliant". Do click on "validate" before leaving that page.
Related to that, you should also learn to STAY FAR AWAY FROM MICROSOFT TOOLS which **claim** to produce HTML. http://66.102.9.104/search?q=3Dcache:SjPK8xdtxa0J:en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mic=rosoft_FrontPage+FrontPage.Server.Extensions+List.of.HTML.editors+Compariso=n=2Eof.WYSIWYG.*.editors+non-standard.HTML.code+crashing+*-*-require-*-*-*-=*-*-*-*+Privacy+*-*-*-*-*-*-*-installed-on-the-*-*-server+deductible+critic=ism.of.*+IIS.Extensions+Disclaimers+nonprofit+buries.HTML.properties
As noted, this group is FAR from the proper place to ask web developer questions:
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masters+HTML-Editors . . [1] The latest bug-fix version of Nvu is called KompoZer (A fork of the project).
I suspect that 99% of people don't really care what the validator says, as long as the site renders correctly in the majority of browsers. Take google for instance:
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- Failed, 68 errors
Yahoo? 33 errors. Out of Alexa's top 10 websites traffic-wise, only 3 pass the validator (MSN, craigslist, and Wikipedia).
There's a term for that. See "idiocy" (above). A standards-compliant page WILL display in ANY browser.
That is a SECONDARY check for NON-standards-compliant whatever. If you want your page to *look* the same in non-compliant browsers AFTER you have achieved a standards-compliant page, you may have some extra work ahead of you. (Some developers put the number at an additional 100% of time spent; dealing with Micros~1's broken browser can be A PAIN.)
OTOH, there is NO guarantee that checking your page with a few current browsers will certify it as rendering under ALL browsers; that is why VALIDATORS exist.
Another profession has a saying: "Bad examples make for bad law." Here's what you get when you wander off into "proprietary HTML": http://66.102.9.104/search?q=cache:m2XM97fMGMIJ:
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