Computer Hope
Software => Computer programming => Topic started by: foggs on February 05, 2009, 11:34:00 PM
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i havent used this in quite awhile, nor have i done any like coding in some time. any good sites out that have good refresher tutorials? i have my hands in everything i simply cant remember much about it other than basics
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Which version?
If version 3 just Google "dreamweaver 3 tutorial"
with the quotes and the first ten may have what you want.
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4. and yeah i know that, but was asking if anyone had a site to recommend specifically
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couldnt you just ask here? I havent used dreamweaver alot but I code everything in notepad not that I have done any of that lately.
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What I did like about dream weaver is that way you could do anything with tables. Well, almost anything. And all the effects it did were java script, but not java. I once did a rollover in Dreamweaver and grafted it in Trelix. Don't ask!
And you could make crude animations by hand. It was cool. At the time. 8)
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The only good thing about it is if you didnt know vhow to do something it could be done in there an you can easily see the code. The thing about it thought is people who use it without codeing are not considered programers it like saing just running install programs like hd tester makes you a tech its the understand of what the compents do and why things are occuring.
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HTML is not a programming language, and so those that write it are not called programmers.
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HTML is not a programming language, and so those that write it are not called programmers.
What's that? The 17th time? ::)
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it is but its more like a foundation program like java for bigger an more elaberate proggramming. You prove me wrong then maybe I'll look at it the same way, but thats what we all try an do isn't it?
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it is but its more like a foundation program like java for bigger an more elaberate proggramming. You prove me wrong then maybe I'll look at it the same way, but thats what we all try an do isn't it?
you're freakin' kidding me.
it's a MARKUP LANGUAGE. it's RIGHT in the flippin name, HTML, Hyper Text Markup Language!
Also- Java applets are referenced on a HTML page via the APPLET tag. no Java code appears in the HTML file. just attributes, and a class reference, as well as a codebase.
Your thinking of Javascript, which isn't part of HTML.
HTML is like bbcode. you don't say your programming when you post, do you?
Additionally, any language is going to have Loops, variables, conditions, etc. HTML has none of those. (PS: CSS is not HTML)
HTML on it's own creates static pages. a programming language, in contrast, creates applications that *do* something.
if HTML(or SGML, for that matter) was a programming language- then so is XML. and considering XML is really just a way of storing hierarchical data, I doubt it.
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it is but its more like a foundation program like java for bigger an more elaberate proggramming
It can be, but not necessary. Whatever the case, it's still not a programming language.
it is but its more like a foundation program like java for bigger an more elaberate proggramming. You prove me wrong then maybe I'll look at it the same way, but thats what we all try an do isn't it?
you're freakin' kidding me.
it's a MARKUP LANGUAGE. it's RIGHT in the flippin name, HTML, Hyper Text Markup Language!
Also- Java applets are referenced on a HTML page via the APPLET tag. no Java code appears in the HTML file. just attributes, and a class reference, as well as a codebase.
Your thinking of Javascript, which isn't part of HTML.
HTML is like bbcode. you don't say your programming when you post, do you?
Additionally, any language is going to have Loops, variables, conditions, etc. HTML has none of those. (PS: CSS is not HTML)
HTML on it's own creates static pages. a programming language, in contrast, creates applications that *do* something.
if HTML(or SGML, for that matter) was a programming language- then so is XML. and considering XML is really just a way of storing hierarchical data, I doubt it.
That sums it up in a nutshell.
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Now Squall, Don't make me do it again ;D
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I'mn not but i see your point, no I attucally ment java I took it too. But i was refering to it in it in a differnt way i attucallt understand C++ better then when I tried to do it with that knowdlge.
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Java is a programming language. It finds most use on the web but it isn't tied to it- it is used for standalone applications as well.
do I need to explain the differences between Java and javascript for... the 5th time, I think?
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Firefox for example, is built mainly with Java, not JS.
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it is??? I thought that was a c++ application ???? I thought that only programs for windows was requred to be c coded.
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Firefox for example, is built mainly with Java, not JS.
err...
Firefox is written in C++...
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err...
Firefox is written in C++...
Is it? Whoops! Some parts are in Java, though, right?
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got you there...... maybe like some of the little add on's, I dont know this for sure but in order for it to run in windows it has to be in c
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it is??? I thought that was a c++ application ???? I thought that only programs for windows was requred to be c coded.
Actually... I just looked over the source myself, it's a combination of C files and C++.
you can write windows programs in a gazillion different languages. VB Classic *Cough* real *Cough*, .NET, Delphi...
EDIT:no Java either- ironically enough against the discussion there are js files though.