Do you know HTML - yes or no? 2007 edition
 

do you know HTML?

For the most part yes...but using dreamweaver I get lazy and forget some basic stuff all the time.

Now I'm going to sit back and wait for the responses from others...because I'm sure my posting an answer to your question will somehow prove I'm stalking Zoe.

there is always more for me to explore with all code structuring, but i am getting more knowledgable as I go.

I've been using HomeSite for as long as I can remember - I've never, ever touched DreamWeaver or any other program like it. I like clean code, by hand, and the Snippets helps preserve for future use.

vote for HomeSite!

The original Homesite had nothing to do with Dreamweaver and is a handcoding tool. No WYSIWIG. The original Homesite does count!

I write it all by hand using html kit

I understand html and know some....but I use frontpage and edit the shit code out afterwards....that's the easiest way for me....

i know html very well but i still use dreamweaver just to speed up the process.

not rly :p

Yep I do, but I use dreamweaver mostly to save time.

I know html, cause i can't work with dreaweaver :P so most things I do manually .

notepad and vi 4 lyfe

Yep I do

I hear this HTML thing is gonna be big once the intarnets catch on.

And no, I don't know HTML.. only BB code bhaha jk ;]

17:0 so far

i guess the numbers will change tommorow when the sales reps come to work and start voting

Yes, I used to write my first sites with notepad.

Haven't done it much recently though so I guess I'm out of date.

ok, i use this handy little html tool, but it does nothing in the way of build it for you bar the basics. i just like the use-ability for use of a better term. It has a built in browser (esko) and assists in correcting where a syntax error can be amended. It is called easyHTML by some guy/girl called ToniArts.

<yes></iknowhtml>

yeah, but I use Dreamweaver, but I often edit the generated code by hand.

Write it all, as well as CSS and PHP by hand... if it doesn't verify as html and css w3c valid, then it's not good enough.

Really? And does it work for you? Usually Dreamweaver stuff can not be edited manually because its such a horrible code that if you touch it you usually break it.

It's ridiculous to build a website all by the code. I use DW to build everything, then edit the code just how I like it. It takes 5 minutes to do what it take 3h to code!

Yes, I do.

Do you know how much money googles saves by not using valid html....

notepad is my friend

notepad.exe

I can read html but I cannot write it well.

where do i go?

html yes, java only basics

I admit, I still do my html in notepad ;)

yes i do.

Same here.. Been hand coding our sites since 1995, and hate the WYSIWYG editors.

Dreamweaver!!!!!!!

Same by me (except PHP).

When we started the site ,she built the sites. I did the photography and video, I want to learn something ever happens to her I dont know how to update or anything not good.

I do most by notepad also. That or the edit feature on Cute Ftp :)

I don't care about anyone else's sites... when I create code, it has to validate or else it's not good enough.

Not really.

"java" or "javascript" ?

as they're two totally different things.

I only use notepad. I learned by looking at source codes and playing around with the tables. I was going to give Dreamweaver a shot a while back but gave up on the idea. Seemed like a waste of time to learn a new program that does what I already know how to do...

I can learn you for free hehe

I think we'd have langauge barrier problems lol

I can do html in notepad, and did until I started in adult. That's when I learned to use Dreamweaver.

HTML is universal language.

This poll should have been "who's a web developer and how many stupid web acronyms / languages and the syntax behind them do you know OR who hires web developers".

As just knowing HTML, these days, is pretty much pointless for doing web work. Personally, I figure you're either an actual developer, a hack, or someone who outsources web work. I'm not saying any one of them is better / worse than the other, but just saying "I know HTML" is like saying "I can speak [in my mother tongue]".

Also dont forget my english is fluent.

You need to use editor one way or another,especialy when you need to create fast a lot of tables,with notepad takes years to make it.

LOL @ all the l33t boys who claims they do their HTML in notepad.

No point in doing HTML in notepad unless you use a different file structure then the one offered by the HTML editor. And even then, for the part where plug it in the code, most developpers use fp or dw.

I'm going to have to LOL at your "most developpers use fp or dw." as people using FP or DW aren't developers. Matter of fact, I don't know a definition for those people. If anyone out there is still building static html pages by hand / WYSIWYG -- here's a reality check for you -- you're not a "web developer". You could be making billions of dollars using FP or DW, but your not a web developer.

Just saying, if you can throw together a web page in a WYSIWYG development tool or if you just know HTML, good for you. However, those aren't marketable skills for someone working in web development.

Point???