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I want to create a nice (and modern?) site where media will be available for registered users. Audio, video, document, image... some kind of repository.
Users can see and download data.
Does it exist some specific solution?
Almost any CMS nowadays has media library module. Drupal, Wordpress MODx, all of those has it, one way or another.
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Imagine a pure/static html website. I mean no server side logic, just some html/css/js.
How would I provide such a website in multiple languages? Would it be satisfying to have have a directory for every language on the server? Like
website root
- en
-index.htm
- de
-index.htm
...
Actually I do not see any problems using this approach. What do you think? May there be issues regarding SEO and google indexing this sites?
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I have a friend that I'm running a website for. When he needs to change text, he has to go through me, and I'm busy, so he has to wait. He has no knowledge of HTML, but I would like to set it up so he can go to a certain page, log in, and edit the page's text at least. I'm thinking maybe to try drupal?
The best solutions would be a CMS like drupal, wordpress or joomla. I have found wordpress to be one of the easiest to use. Once its set up changes are done in a flash.
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I have a html page, where i would like users to come and edit/add text to a specific area of the page. Is there a tool that i can embed so that the users can come in add content, hit save and they are done.
If not embed is there a tool that i can use and provide a link to the users so they can go there and then add content and hit save and they are done.
Have a look at http://www.tinymce.com/
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I know some tools that can create wireframe for web site, but their output format is not HTML. I like HTML prototype since it can be interactive (via Javascript or VBScript) and I can share it on my web site too.
Any suggestions?
Check out ForeUI, it is the specialized tool for this.
I would recommend a combination of your favourite HTML editor and your favourite browser.
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I have seen at least one site in the past that had analytics on Open Source projects, describing lines of code, hours worked, number of check-ins, all sorts of stuff.
Does anyone know of any of those sites?
They employ different metrics, an example would be Ohloh.