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Looking for Efficient/Clean ways to web design
Server: Red Hat Linux - Webserver: Apache Language Preferences: Perl/Python/Bash etc. --very clean code
I program with various languages but Javascript is not one of them.
I want to design efficient websites with very clean code--with very efficient code reuse. Very easy to code and fast to execute.
Example, if I write popup menu code, I want all websites on my server to be able to efficiently use the same code.
If I have a few CSS templates, I want to be able to use those for all my webpages.
Code should be clean/maintainable with no browsers issues.
Some of the things I am looking at these pages, that might give you an idea about what I am looking at.
Type of code I want:
http://deformdemo.repoze.org/checkedinput_withmask/
Type of output
http://4--all.com/howtos/how-to-create-command-button-in-html.html
I program with various languages but Javascript is not one of them.
I want to design efficient websites with very clean code--with very efficient code reuse. Very easy to code and fast to execute.
Example, if I write popup menu code, I want all websites on my server to be able to efficiently use the same code.
If I have a few CSS templates, I want to be able to use those for all my webpages.
Code should be clean/maintainable with no browsers issues.
Some of the things I am looking at these pages, that might give you an idea about what I am looking at.
Type of code I want:
http://deformdemo.repoze.org/checkedinput_withmask/
Type of output
http://4--all.com/howtos/how-to-create-command-button-in-html.html
ASKER
I am looking for Linux based technologies.
I am a developer in many languages, plus system administrator, have been a Database administrator (Oracle, MySQL) and one of my degrees was in Network Engineering and I have done plenty of router/switches configurations. But I left MS platform for good in 1999 after having bad experiences with dot Net.
Long ago I did some web front ends but it has been a while and I have never been good at it. With backends, I have no problem.
I am a developer in many languages, plus system administrator, have been a Database administrator (Oracle, MySQL) and one of my degrees was in Network Engineering and I have done plenty of router/switches configurations. But I left MS platform for good in 1999 after having bad experiences with dot Net.
Long ago I did some web front ends but it has been a while and I have never been good at it. With backends, I have no problem.
ASKER
I am going to do everything by myself. I have configured thousands of email servers, webservers -- all in Linux.
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Thanks for your time.
It takes many hats to put an Ecommerce site together each with different skills..alot of work!!
Web developer - creates the web site
Network adminstrator---handls teh server
SQL DBA - SQL holds the data your site collects from the user
email analyst- sned emails out
now all these hats gotta work together!!
Why dont you use a content management system...google it...these programs do a ton these days..now it depends on what you want ...net, php, java...?this depends on where yourhosting your site..find the hosting compnay ask"what pages extentions to you support?"
if they support:
.php then
http://drupal.org/
.aspx then
dot nuke
http://www.dotnetnuke.com/
also lookat joomla:
http://www.joomla.org/
info;
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_content_management_system