Software developers are increasingly using Web technologies to build desktop applications. This is because modern HTML rendering engines and emerging standards provide a profoundly powerful foundation ...

You can make a strong argument for hand-coding HTML, but the appeal of a What You See Is What You Get editor for beginners is undeniable. Here's a look at five of the most popular WYSIWYG HTML editing ...

In the early days of the internet, building web sites meant rolling up your sleeves and going elbow deep in HTML code. That's no longer the case, and this week we want to hear about your favorite ...

OK, I'm sorry if I have been stuck on the theme of website creation lately, but the TUAW inboxes have been inundated with emails from readers who are concerned about the probable demise of iWeb. One ...

I was looking at the cool WYSIWYG editors like tinyMCE and I found them good.<BR><BR>However, it seems that most user will copy paste something from MS word, which will result in bad HTML, clashing ...

Editor's Note: This article has been updated since its original publication. I have a dirty little secret. When I started to build my first Web site a few years back, I used Microsoft's FrontPage. The ...

Anytime that you need to enable editing of content by end users in a Web application you run up against the problem of just how to make it work. Developers used to resort to standard HTML forms and ...

Sometimes you need to create an “old-school” webpage. And by “old-school” I mean a static, html-based page that can run anywhere. Not a WordPress template or other CMS template, an honest to goodness ...

What you see is what you get components are tools for allowing non technical users to create content in a similar format to what a finished product will look. Features include a user interface that is ...