I’ve used Microsoft Frontpage and Expression Web to edit my site but there are many times when I just edit the raw code and take my chances. I will have to do that a lot more often if I want to make the code less of a mess.
brackets, it was just what my girlfriend recommended to me when first starting out coding my site, simple and has good live preview
To be completely honest... Translating my behind-the-scenes work (the actual production of mazes, etc.) into web-readable content. I have really had to struggle to adapt that material into a format that people other than myself would find engaging.
I like being able to offer an RSS feed for new pages, but by the time I'm done putting the pages together and updating the indexes the last thing I want to do is update the RSS feed.
I am currently using Pale Moon if you haven't already heard or evaluated it. I don't proclaim any special knowledge about it. When I adopted it, it still had the ability to turn javascript on and off which I found especially nice. Unfortunately, they have since made that option harder and so I have had to adapt to that development. Still, the bulk of my browsing is with Firefox and Pale Moon, should that help you.
Maybe not original but bares repeating. This AI stuff getting shoved everywhere is such a waste of space, time, and resources.
thank you! im glad i managed to turn my thoughts into something semi-coherent
new post about my little tools