[kwlug-disc] What are people using to write HTML with?

[CrankyOldBugger]

I confess that I have a Pi, but it's collecting dust.  I keep meaning to
hook it up and learn its secrets, but just too damn busy these days!

Does anyone know if there's a way to hook it up to a monitor with only a
VGA port?  I think my Pi has HDMI, which I don't have on my desk at this
time.



On 10 December 2013 13:06, John Kerr <johneddie.kerr at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi I have been using geany to write Latex on my Pi and I found it to be
> good, Blue Griffon was fast enough for me on Ubuntu. Geany with the HTML
> modules might be the right one for you.
>
> Best regards,
>
> John
>
>
> On Tue, Dec 10, 2013 at 1:31 AM, Chris Craig <kwlug.org at ciotog.net> wrote:
>
>> For an open source editor I've been using geany for a few years, it's
>> got a lot of advanced features but still simple enough to be used as a
>> general text editor.
>>
>> On 10 December 2013 00:12,  <peter_melse at gto.net> wrote:
>> > not strictly open source, but I've used komodo edit for this in the
>> past,
>> > and as a general editor, sublime text editor is really growing on me.
>> >
>> >
>> > On Mon, 09 Dec 2013 23:51:29 -0500, unsolicited <unsolicited at swiz.ca>
>> wrote:
>> >>
>> >> Looks like I have some all but standalone .html files to write. I
>> >> don't and won't be doing enough of it to remember the 'language'
>> >> between this time and the next. What are people using to author .html?
>> >>
>> >> I need to put together a small 'app' (with very small distribution),
>> >> and will probably just drop a few .html files into a shared dropbox
>> >> folder. (Content is static.)
>> >>
>> >> Being Kubuntu, I use kwrite often enough, and kate, but I've not used
>> >> them this way.
>> >>
>> >> Popped into Blue Griffin on my dual-Atom Windows laptop long enough
>> >> to see far too slow.
>> >>
>> >> Because I so seldom have to do this, I do like the idea of point and
>> >> click for css attributes and stuff. (Seems to me I came across
>> >> something called Hot Dog long ago, but I expect there's similarly
>> >> light weight but more evolved apps out there now.)
>> >>
>> >> This also ties in with the earlier XML thread in that a substantial
>> >> portion of a stylesheet (aside from the XML calls themselves), is html
>> >> and css. [Given the lack of 'involved' XML in the stylesheet, an HTML
>> >> environment like this may well satisfy for stylesheets too.]
>> >>
>> >> Popped into LibreOffice for a moment to help me through a css hump.
>> >> Got what I needed. A little heavy, though.
>> >>
>> >> Being able to pop in javascript (tags / scriptlet outline) won't
>> >> hurt, either. I expect a lot of 'if( attribute && attribute !="")
>> >> output attribute' type inserts - whatever that looks like in
>> >> javascript. (Like I said, I don't do enough of it to immediately
>> >> recall the environment / syntax.)
>> >>
>> >> Suggestions?
>> >>
>> >>
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