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GetI really don't like those things. I have a few (that I never use), and I look at they code they produce. It's probably the sloppiest code on the internet. I'm amazed the page actually comes out looking how you want it.
Point is, I recommend learning HTML over using one of those. It's really not that complicated. Things like AS and Javascript aren't that simple, but I think HTML is simple enough.
Just got back on the internet after losing my access for a week. Read more on Random Discussion.Posted 3 years ago # -
A question for Video Guy on the HTML subject, I've seen HTML games like yours and this one- http://asymmetric.net/krakrox/ and I was wondering how it's done.
UNDER CONSTRUCTIONPosted 3 years ago # -
I used Dreamweaver back in my good 'ol college days (well, my old college. Now going to another college) and it was pretty good. Simple and easy to use. Sure, the coding may not have been as optimal as it would when compared to pure HTML coding but it got the job done.
As for the game thing. It's using javascript. As for the specifics, ask VG.
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Man, I haven't thought about Maze Adventure in so long.....
That's waaayyyy to complicated to explain in one post. Without getting too specific, it's done with a lot of Javascript, and it works a lot like a tile-based flash game, where a 2D array tells what's in each pixel/table cell/spot.
And yes, programs like Dreamweaver work fine for the average person that doesn't know anything about HTML. It just bugs me as a developer when I look at the code and see that it's so sloppy.
Just got back on the internet after losing my access for a week. Read more on Random Discussion.Posted 3 years ago # -
Well, Dreamweaver also provides a lot of freedom too. It's insanely easy to just embed flash videos and games. And there a ton of other stuff I can do in Dreamweaver that I wouldn't be able to do with just pure HTML. 
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Well, like I said, there's nothing wrong with those things for the average person who knows little or nothing about HTML. I'm just saying I would never use it as a professional web designer.
Just got back on the internet after losing my access for a week. Read more on Random Discussion.Posted 3 years ago # -
Many professional web designers use Dreamweaver... It does make creating web-pages with advanced features easier. And also supports CSS, flash etc.
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Well, I'm just one of those people that likes to write the code myself. That's why I was thinking about setting up a Wordpress blog on my server, but I decided I would make my own blog because Wordpress doesn't give me the customizability that I want.
Speaking of good Adobe products, I HAVE FLASH CS4. Well, sortof. Read my blog for more info.
Just got back on the internet after losing my access for a week. Read more on Random Discussion.Posted 3 years ago # -
Dreamweaver is basically a GUI to coding webpages. It acts as an interface to creating web-pages just like OS' so that the user doesn't have to mess around in machine code/assembly code.
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