I've been studying how best to create business programs for the web.
I like the look of Iron Speed Designer and Morfik but don't have the disposable income to use on them in what is essentially a non-income producing effort for a long time.
Just curious as to what combination of technologies are available.
I don't care for ASP.NET or even ASP.
Needs to run Windows, Mac and Linux
Intellisense for learning on the fly as I try things. I find most of the books useless. w3schools is too basic also.
There seem to be 7 areas where different tools are used.
Web Server must be able to run on IIS or Apache
Should not be CGI
Elements that seem to be the top choices are:
HTML/CSS/JAVASCRIPT (Client side)/PHP(Data and computation only)/MYSQL/AJAX FRAMEWORK(need recommendations)/WEB SERVICES
I'm really interested in INTELLISENSE where all my options at a point in code are available via dropdown.
Is there such a combination of things from one source.
So far I'm playing with NotePad++,Aptana,Nvu,WYSIWYG. Nvu is so far my favorite for simplicity and multi-webserver views of the output. You can see what the code will look like on IE/Safari/FireFox at the same time.
Bob Mechler
I like the look of Iron Speed Designer and Morfik but don't have the disposable income to use on them in what is essentially a non-income producing effort for a long time.
Just curious as to what combination of technologies are available.
I don't care for ASP.NET or even ASP.
Needs to run Windows, Mac and Linux
Intellisense for learning on the fly as I try things. I find most of the books useless. w3schools is too basic also.
There seem to be 7 areas where different tools are used.
Web Server must be able to run on IIS or Apache
Should not be CGI
Elements that seem to be the top choices are:
HTML/CSS/JAVASCRIPT (Client side)/PHP(Data and computation only)/MYSQL/AJAX FRAMEWORK(need recommendations)/WEB SERVICES
I'm really interested in INTELLISENSE where all my options at a point in code are available via dropdown.
Is there such a combination of things from one source.
So far I'm playing with NotePad++,Aptana,Nvu,WYSIWYG. Nvu is so far my favorite for simplicity and multi-webserver views of the output. You can see what the code will look like on IE/Safari/FireFox at the same time.
Bob Mechler
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