XCode - Web Developing
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ElDiabloConCaca
U.S.D.A. Prime
What?
So... do you want to use XCode? Or do you want to use Visual Studio? Or do you want to use Dreamweaver?
Or are you trying to make XCode look/behave like Visual Studio or Dreamweaver? Or are you trying to get Visual Studio/Dreamweaver to look/behave like XCode?
XCode has a "single window" mode which negates the need for multiple windows for different things/palettes/etc., but I'm going to have to ask you to please restate the question in clearer terms if this is not what you're trying to ask.
So... do you want to use XCode? Or do you want to use Visual Studio? Or do you want to use Dreamweaver?
Or are you trying to make XCode look/behave like Visual Studio or Dreamweaver? Or are you trying to get Visual Studio/Dreamweaver to look/behave like XCode?
XCode has a "single window" mode which negates the need for multiple windows for different things/palettes/etc., but I'm going to have to ask you to please restate the question in clearer terms if this is not what you're trying to ask.
ElDiabloConCaca
U.S.D.A. Prime
In XCode's preferences, under "General," there is an option to change the "Layout" between the three following options:
1) Default
2) Condensed
3) All-in-one
If you want one-window development, maybe "All-in-one" is the option you're looking for.
1) Default
2) Condensed
3) All-in-one
If you want one-window development, maybe "All-in-one" is the option you're looking for.
ElDiabloConCaca
U.S.D.A. Prime
XCode is not geared toward HTML development.
There is no "building" an HTML project like there is in building a native OS X application. "Building" a project is basically "compiling" one or more source code files into a binary executable. Web design... or more specifically... HTML design has no "building" or "compiling."
If you're looking to do web design, XCode is not the environment you want to use.
There is no "building" an HTML project like there is in building a native OS X application. "Building" a project is basically "compiling" one or more source code files into a binary executable. Web design... or more specifically... HTML design has no "building" or "compiling."
If you're looking to do web design, XCode is not the environment you want to use.
ElDiabloConCaca
U.S.D.A. Prime
If you're learning how to hand-write HTML from scratch, then nothing beats a good text editor... TextEdit, BBEdit, TextWrangler, etc. If you can't write and understand HTML by hand, then a WYSIWYG editor like Dreamweaver (in some respects) won't do you any good.
What does the curriculum look like for the web design class -- are you required to write and understand HTML? JavaScript? If you can give me more insight into how the class is structured, perhaps I can recommend a good program to assist with your class.
What does the curriculum look like for the web design class -- are you required to write and understand HTML? JavaScript? If you can give me more insight into how the class is structured, perhaps I can recommend a good program to assist with your class.