Web-site Development Tools

[Margaret Gross]

Luisa

The two tools that I use for development are Microsoft FrontPage '98 and
HTML Assistant Pro 3. The first is wysiwyg, and is wonderful for seeing
page layout and working with tables. The second tool is a text based
editor with helpful functions. Using the two in combination allows
me full control of my page development.

I have created a prototype for a Librarians Resource Centre. This will
be on the SLA Toronto Chapter's site in the near future. Have a look at
it, there are numerous links to webpage development tools that are on
the internet.

the current url is: http://www.cam.org/~mgross

Hope this helps, and good luck

Margaret Gross
Spar Aerospace Ltd.
Montreal, Canada

mgross at spar.ca
mgross at cam.org

On Tue, 21 Jul 1998, Slak wrote:

> I was wondering if any web librarians on this list could recommend any web
> development tools that they use.  I would especially appreciate hearing if
> anybody is still just hand coding, and their justification for doing so.
> 
> I will be taking a course next semester for my MLS called "Applied
> Technology Applications."  Part of that course includes an introduction to
> html and website design.
> 
> I am in the planning stages (content developement) of a personal website
> and am working on a Macintosh, a platform that I don't believe is overly
> utilized in library land.  However I am interested how other librarians
> compose their sites.
> 
> Thanks
> Luisa Sabin-Kildiss
> 
> Aigars Kildiss
> Luisa Sabin-Kildiss
> 110 Suffolk Street
> New York, New York 10002
> 
> 
>