phpDesigner and Dreamweaver?

**Aquarezz** · 9 March, 2009, 19:19 PM

Dreamwaver / Notepad +

These are the ones I use, never used phpDesigner...

Greetz

**stickycarrots** · 9 March, 2009, 22:11 PM

Originally Posted by Shenron

Make that 2 pains

even though I love it too; specially when I'm far far away from my local Server and Laptop, putty + vi are my best friends; I can even work on my PDA.

:wq

Oh yes, I use Dreamweaver a lot too.

EDIT

90% of the banks in Europe still run COBOL programs on their IBM Z/OS systems (mainframes).

Illinois State University has 2 IBM z/OS mainframes. One that we use in the IT classes to learn from and the second is for all of the student records and stuff. The IT mainframe was donated to Illinois State for learning purposes and a major program was even developed to learn the legacy programming language.

**Shenron** · 9 March, 2009, 22:26 PM

Originally Posted by stickycarrots

Illinois State University has 2 IBM z/OS mainframes. One that we use in the IT classes to learn from and the second is for all of the student records and stuff. The IT mainframe was donated to Illinois State for learning purposes and a major program was even developed to learn the legacy programming language.

That's damn cool!

Are you using Linux there also? I mean since IBM started to include Linux compliance on the Z/OS, every bank decided to install it and try

so I thought maybe Uni's did the same.

**stickycarrots** · 10 March, 2009, 23:19 PM

Originally Posted by Shenron

That's damn cool!

Are you using Linux there also? I mean since IBM started to include Linux compliance on the Z/OS, every bank decided to install it and try

so I thought maybe Uni's did the same.

No actually, I don't believe ISU supports Linux at all.

**Shenron** · 10 March, 2009, 23:36 PM

All Z/OS's support Linux these days, at least for 6 or 7 years now.

**Szise** · 13 March, 2009, 10:20 AM

Personally Dreamweaver and Notepad++ , in my country besides, or probably those at the University of Informatics no one is learning PHP at school, or how to design a page, how to upload a site, you must do it yourself if you want or if you can.

**stickycarrots** · 14 March, 2009, 01:07 AM

Originally Posted by Szise

Personally Dreamweaver and Notepad++ , in my country besides, or probably those at the University of Informatics no one is learning PHP at school, or how to design a page, how to upload a site, you must do it yourself if you want or if you can.

Yeah, we've barely covered anything that has to do with web development and that's my concentration. Of course, I'm only 4 semesters in. Hopefully over the next two years they'll start trying to teach me things I already know so I can get the easy A's

**Charles** · 14 March, 2009, 03:00 AM

Originally Posted by stickycarrots

Yeah, we've barely covered anything that has to do with web development and that's my concentration.

I'm Year 9 and I'm taking Year 13 web design this year (at high school / college / whatever). I was given an 80 page booklet on Photoshop to work through, finished it within a week. Looking forward to next lesson, to show the teacher and retrieve my block of white macadamia chocolate.

**AdscendJeremy** · 20 April, 2009, 22:58 PM

phpDesigner is the best. My second fave would be Enginsite PHP Editor.

For HTML, I only hand-code (using phpDesigner). There's nothing I hate more than Dreamweaver lol.