Plugin editor HTML TinyMCE vs CKEditor [closed] - html

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I want to develop a plug-in for a HTML editor.
Which web-based HTML editor can I make a better and fast plug-in.
I´m not sure about:
TinyMCE
CKEditor

CKEditor
Google Trends clearly show that
Here is also the Stackoverflow trends

If speed is most important to you Redactor is by far the smallest and fastest
http://imperavi.com/redactor/
Works great for almost all uses and provides the cleanest code of all of them

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I would like to make a website. I just wanted to get recommendations on which language I should use? Or if I need to use multiple languages, which ones should I use? I don't have any experience in website programming.
Well, first of all you can learn HTML and CSS, those are the basic for building a website.
Then, when you will be confortable with HTML and CSS, you can add a layer of difficulty and add some Javascript in it.
And then, when you will be ready, you can learn a back end language, but by the time you reach this, you will have your preferences about which one to learn.

How do I create beautiful HTML5 webpages [closed]

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I do server-side and client-side developments pretty well , however, my designs are apparently not catchy enough. Is there anything I need to know to assist me do this?
Thanks.
You can use plugins like Bootstrap and skeleton and design platforms like SqaureSpace. There are many jquery stuff and many libraries out there it depends on what you want to build and use jquery and css. That will make your website responsive and beautiful.
You can use bootstrap,bootswatch and get aware of css,jquery
they can be learnt in a day and sites having catchy UI can be created

Learning old html tags [closed]

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Do tags like <em>,<strong>,<i> or css properties like font-size,text-decoration,font-weight have any impact on the way search engines see my site?
If you want to build sites from scratch, focus on the newest HTML version. If you want to look at older sites, yes, it's a good idea to learn older HTML tags. There are a lot of older HTML pages that are still up and running.

How to develop a webpage with Bootstrap [closed]

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My question is: How Can I develop a page using all the fancy components from Bootstrap? Is there any tool with live preview?
Many years ago (web 1.0) I used to use Dreamweaver to create the HTML and basic CSS, but now which tools can I use to basically drag and drop?
Check out https://www.easel.io/. Its a web based ide that might be what you're looking for.
I used these:
divshot.com
Jetstrap.io

How is scribd html5? [closed]

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I don't get it... how is Scribd html5 ?
In searching for an answer.. the closest I got against is found here:
http://loud.anotherquietday.com/post/598121586/scribds-html5-is-a-mess
Is there any reason for?
Scribd is actually using some HTML5-type features to replace old Flash functionality. Web fonts, for instance (CSS3), are used to render the typography, and canvas is used for drawing operations. These are both in the HTML5 spec and are used extensively in Scribd.
Scribd is using SoundManager 2. http://www.schillmania.com/projects/soundmanager2