Posts Tagged ‘Mac Os X’

HTML 101 – basic website coding – getting over the fear of coding

Wednesday, February 10th, 2010


In this tutorial, I show you how to do simple coding to produce a website from scratch using text edit in Mac OS X. If you are using windows, you can use "notepad" instead. I made this tutorial to show you guys how easy it is to code and to provide you a basic understanding of coding, since a lot of people get intimidated when they here the term, "coding". This will give you a better understanding of how coding works. You should look up more codes by clicking here www.google.com Play around with coding, its alot of fun! Stay tuned in a few weeks for a css 101 tutorial!
 

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Video Review: Smultron, a Free Text Editor for Mac OS X.

Monday, January 25th, 2010


source, click Open. We begin with a very basic Cocoa Application layout with the files listed on the left, the text editing area on the right, and the toolbar on top. For demonstration purposes, I’ve created a few files: index.html, style.css, page.php, and script.js. You’ll notice that the icons in the file pane on the left are resizable with this slider, and use Quick Look to show you just what you’re looking at. In index.html our file extension is HTML, so Smultron will syntax …
 

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