Dave Cross wrote:
On 5/11/07, Oliver Ruebenacker <curoli@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Dear friends,
I am looking for a web development tool in Fedora. Until now, I have
been using the Perl Template Toolkit, and I am wondering if there is
something similarly powerful but more convenient.
Particularly, what I like about PTT is that I can change a template
and then re-generate all pages based on that template to reflect the
change (other tools I know of have some sort of templates, but do not
support such updates).
Plus, I like automatic creation of sitemaps, navigation menus and
display of data extracted from files.
I WYSIWYG would be nice if it creates clean and not to complicated
code (so that it is still conveniently human-readable).
Oliver,
I'm not sure what you mean by asking for something "more convenient".
Do you realise that the Template Toolkit is pre-packaged for Fedora.
It's in the Extras repository, so installing it is as simple as:
# yum install perl-Template--Toolkit
It's also worth pointing out that there's a mailing list dedicated to
discussing TT at:
http://www.template-toolkit.org/mailman/listinfo/templates
But, if you don't want to join that list then I'm happy to answer any
questions that you have about TT.
Cheers,
Dave...
Depending on your level of comfort Composer in Sea monkey works as a gui
. Another approach is to rough it out in Open office and save as an
html and lean it up in another program such as Seamonkey or if you are
comfortable working in the actual code itself Quanta is good to clean up
the code. both can be installed via the smart package manger and
probably yum as well Seamonkey is part of the Mozzilla projects and
Quanta is under kdewebdev. there are others I just prefer these.
