[SGVLUG] Website Testing
Dustin
laurence at alice.caltech.edu
Wed Jul 20 13:08:35 PDT 2005
On Wed, 20 Jul 2005, David Lawyer wrote:
> The html code for the existing website sgvlug.net looks far too complex
> with all kinds of table and list tags.
This is one reason I don't much like html editors. While
machine-generated code is a tough problem in general, I've always had the
private conviction that it wouldn't be that hard to generate much more
readable code.
Note that I'm *NOT* advocating maintaining the site in nvu. I merely
point out that if static pages are more important than anything else, that
is probably the only alternative to
> editor (=vi) of course. At least 2 people would need ftp (or ssh)
> access to maintain the webpage.
This is exactly why I am opposed to maintaining raw html, whether with vi
or a fancier editor. I think ease of delegation is worth dynamic
generation, but I do also think those doing the work should be making the
final determination.
Dustin
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