Re: What do people use for programming eviroments
| From: | Gary | Date: | Sat, 28 Oct 2000 00:23:40 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: What do people use for programming eviroments | ||
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Sander Pilon wrote:
> >
> > I use windows & Linux, I run and test scripts on our linux servers from a
> > console and work on them in Windows.
> > I usually netscape & IE (there isn't much choice) and I variety
> > of editors.
> > Everything from nedit to notepad on both.
> >
> > Anyone else use both at the same time?
> >
> > Thanks!
>
> EditPlus (www.editplus.com) and HomeSite (www.allaire.com) here, and good
> ol' vi on linux.
I use UltraEdit and Homesite on windows and then move to linux.
>
>
> I usually develop in IE5.x, because I absolutely hate everything about
> netscape (4.x),
We do just the opposite here. We develop everything for NN4. Then with a little
tweaking, we know it will work in other browses.
>
> it's slow, it crashes, my grandma can render better tables,
No, it renders table they way they are supposed to be rendered. Maybe you are
used to using IE5, it will render broken tables, netscape will not.
> it doesn't
> support proper DHTML, doesn't support proper CSS, and should in fact never
> have been declared beta, and that it has been unleashed on the net is an
> outrage...
No it doesn't do DHTML well and you do have to use some workarounds to get CSS
work properly. NN6 does CSS properly, the big surprise is coming. Everyone that
has written all this non valid cross browser DHTML, it is not going to work in
NN6. You will have to write 100% per DOM code for it to work in NN6. There is
no backwards compatibly in NN6, it's DOM engine will accept nothing but valid
code.
>
Gary
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