Does everyone code the html and css by hand for their templates? That
seems very time consuming and tedious.
Desktop apps have the same issues with variations of languages, fonts,
etc. and resizing and the layout containers and other widgets provide
for dynamic changes. GUI builders make it easy to create the views from
the basic widgets without having to program a lot of low level code. Are
you saying there isn't an equivalent type of development tool in the web
design space?
Thanks
John
On 04/21/2010 03:10 PM, andres osinski wrote:
No, and it's not a good idea to do WYSIWYG development for HTML. HTML
is not a format that produces static content; it varies depending on
screen fonts, browser, and platform, and getting that right means
sticking to relative layout, making content flow, and taking care of
quirks. WYSIWYG editors don't do any of that. and the quality of their
output is dubious at best.
Taking the time to produce sane HTML and CSS is a must for web
development, but it's not that difficult a task and the knowledge to
do it can be learned in a few days.
Thanks
On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 6:28 PM, John Finlay <fin...@moeraki.com
<mailto:fin...@moeraki.com>> wrote:
I'm just getting started with django coming from a background of
developing desktop apps on *nix. Is there something equivalent to
a GUI builder for django?
Alternatively, is there a good WYSIWYG html editor that produces
editable html so I could quickly create a template and then
retrofit it with django template tags?
Thanks
John
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