Thread: Recommend good HTML editors per platform?
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Old 09-09-2011, 08:43 AM   #21
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Originally Posted by lindsayw View Post
Yes. Well, it does for me, but I've had about 20 years of html & php experience for website work plus programming experience. I don't miss those hand-holding features but I suppose that newbies might like them. My only real problem came from the timing for the switch from plain-vanilla html to xhtml... just after I had retired, so when converting my books I had to learn xhtml niceties. By making lots of mistakes, usually. So, what's new?
I'll mention both versions. Thanks.

I worked more with older things like on VAXs and then kept getting sidetracked away from programming by management into systems analysis and integration jobs (which were also better for promotions there) so I missed a lot of software development evolution including HTML. Then after I retired I was disgusted/burnt-out with the field and stayed away for ten years. Now the learning never stops. I'll probably die with some tutorial on a reader in my hand.
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