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I'd say I have pretty good grasp of core concepts of html/css/jQuery.
But I still have hard time trying to create a web page where it involves a lot of
use of div containers, making menu bars, and similar layouts.
There are some systems to help simplify layout, or at least prototype them. For example, http://960.gs is one that I've started from for many sites.
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we are developing new website and
i know little bit about HTML
so can suggest any solid open-source
tools for good HTML design.
Check about boilerplates in http://www.initializr.com/
It is a good way to start a project and it covers alot about browsers compatibility.
Probably not a place to be asking for recommendations but you should look at responsive CSS frameworks as a good starting point. If you're unfamiliar with CSS then it is something you must learn in order to create responsive designs.
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Quick question: I have seen that having a journal for development, and this could be paper, app, online tool, etc. What I am looking for is either a mac app or online app that I can write in that has multiple diaries that helps me to stay organized and not lose my ideas, or ideas that I have just read.
Thank you for your ideas or what works best for you.
Rob
Try Evernote. I have also tried using TiddlyWiki. Evernote and Skitch combination works great.
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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 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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I've looked at What is the single most influential book every programmer should read? to find some books to read. The books are needed for my train trip each day to/from work and having a book on 960 pages is just a bit over kill in my opinion. Therefore i'm looking for an alternative to code complete which is just a bit smaller and maybe something like 2-300 pages.
Does anyone have a suggestion? Thanks.
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