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Old August 12th, 2002, 02:28 AM
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Question Web development software for Linux?
Anyone know of any good web development software that runs on Linux? I just want something that is effective for HTML/PHP coding. Thanks!
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Mozilla has a build in WYSIWYG HTML editor.
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Check out Glimmer (http://glimmer.sf.net) and Kate (http://www.kde.org/kate/) - they're both very good text editors for programmers with some basic project management, syntax highlighting, that sort of thing.

Quanta+ (http://quanta.sf.net) is quite a good WYSIWYG HTML editor, a little more advanced than Mozilla's capable one.

You can always go the whole hog and set-up an Apache server on your computer (+mysql if you use it), which makes development MUCH faster (no more uploading every time, you can check all the error logs etc.).
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emacs for ever and everyone. also download the additional lisp-files for
- html
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- javascript
- (your fav programming lang here)

apache, mySQL, gimp
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I'm using the Anjuta (URL)
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You use Anjuta for web development? Just looks like a C/C++ editor to me. What I'm really looking for is an application that will auto-complete my HTML codes like HomeSite and Dreamweaver do...
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Quanta+ (http://quanta.sf.net) does that, Devhen... if you want to find alternatives, just spend a while browsing http://freshmeat.net
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Great. I'm going to check out Quanta+.

telex4, I have Red Hat 7.2 installed with Apache, PHP, and mySQL but I don't know how to configure Apache for tesing PHP/mySQL pages locally. Could you give me some pointers? Hopefully its not too difficult. Thanks.
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Well, you need to make sure you've got Apache set-up to serve pages from the location you want, and to allow PHP... to do that read the Apache documentation at http://httpd.apache.org and maybe also http://www.php.net

You'll most probably be editing /etc/httpd/httpd.conf

With mySQL, I don't know exactly how the RH RPM will have set it up, but you need to find out the username/password (or set it up if it hasn't been already, which it probably hasn't) and then try connecting to it with the "mysql" program.

Once you've got the three tools configured, you just put your php scripts into the root folder for apache (which might be /var/ww or /usr/httpd/htdocs etc. it's in /etc/httpd/httpd.conf as ServerRoot). Then try to run some very simple PHP scripts, and check they run ok. If they don't, you can check the logs in /var/log/httpd
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