Creating web pages on the Mac..

[NickK]

Ok, before anyone types "Adobe Dreamweaver" I'm not going to for out £385.

Price range < £100.

Current favourite is Rapidweaver.

So any suggestions?

 

[Craig R]

Hard-code using textedit.

 

[geekyEd]

text wrangler^

 

[MuGeN]

textmate

 

[Hatter The Mad]

Any text editor...

 

[tsinc80697]

Are you after a text editor or WYSIWYG editor?

 

[dannyraul]

Coda

 

[fez]

Another vote for coda here. Fantastic program that does everything you will need in one program. A little pricey but worth every penny.

 

[fishfishfish]

Coda is superb. Much more than just a simple text editor. I love it.

 

[NickK]

Are you after a text editor or WYSIWYG editor?

I would say WYSIWYG.. so I can focus on what I'm writing rather than writing the pages individually - also I get the impression that the further away you get from coding it by hand.. either it's expensive an flexible or cheap but inflexible.

Coda looks good as a hackers favourite tool (a bit like toad for SQL etc) and I like the eBook idea too..

RapidWeaver looks like a good tool to automate things (it's a bit more than a CSS site re-styler) so once written into a theme (or used a pre-created) you can mix'n'match without the coding and focus on the content!

 

[barnettgs]

Coda

 

[Kemik]

Coda or TextMate. I'm prefering TextMate + Transmit atm.

 

[Deleted member 651465]

www.squarespace.com

Free to try for 14 days, and it's easy for n00bs.

 

[NickK]

www.squarespace.com

Free to try for 14 days, and it's easy for n00bs.

Hmm, dare I sound cheap if I say monthly rental!!