First of all, just signed up, looks like a very helpful website!
I have a series of questions and would love any advice anyone can offer, along with links to tutorials or the likes if available.
My friends and I are attempting to set up a website which gathers certain information from other sites and pools it. I've been reading around and apparently this is what an aggregator does.
Could anyone recommend me an aggregator?
Wikipedia lists a good 30 or 40 different ones! I operate on a mac by the way.
Second, I helped build a couple of websites a few years ago. We used hmtl. I am aware that there are programmes like dreamweaver out there that pretty much do the groundwork. I played around with dreamweaver 5 or so years ago and while it worked well, the code always ended up being excessively complex and muddled up.
Is the current version of dreamweaver better?
Should I stick to html coding?
Are there any other similar programmes out there that might find the best of both worlds?
I'm pretty rusty on website dev, so will probably have myriad questions, but I'll get to them in due time!
I hope someone here can help, thanks very much in advance!
I have a series of questions and would love any advice anyone can offer, along with links to tutorials or the likes if available.
My friends and I are attempting to set up a website which gathers certain information from other sites and pools it. I've been reading around and apparently this is what an aggregator does.
Could anyone recommend me an aggregator?
Wikipedia lists a good 30 or 40 different ones! I operate on a mac by the way.
Second, I helped build a couple of websites a few years ago. We used hmtl. I am aware that there are programmes like dreamweaver out there that pretty much do the groundwork. I played around with dreamweaver 5 or so years ago and while it worked well, the code always ended up being excessively complex and muddled up.
Is the current version of dreamweaver better?
Should I stick to html coding?
Are there any other similar programmes out there that might find the best of both worlds?
I'm pretty rusty on website dev, so will probably have myriad questions, but I'll get to them in due time!
I hope someone here can help, thanks very much in advance!