Site builder tool (HTML, javascript, ASP, PHP, Pearl, Java) ?

[Browser_ice]

Hi, I am looking for a tool to enable me to create and maintain an internet site (either on Internet or on a server). It should allow to have a cache of the site localy and upload/download from/to the site/server.

It should also allow me to work in HTML, javascript, ASP, PHP, Perl and Java.

Having a Flash editor would be also great but I think this is only possible with Macromedia tools, right ?

[wirelessmonkey]

I use KompoZer, which you will probably have to download and compile. It can be found here: http://www.kompozer.net/


Actually, you can just download the Debian installer on the right side of the screen, and install it that way.

[Browser_ice]

It seams to be only for HTML, CSS and Javascript.

That`s not enough.

[Browser_ice]

Anyone ?

[KCPokes]

I'm not sure I understand. You are looking for something to allow you to run an internet site locally, which could run perl, php, asp, etc...? Other then ASP, Apache with the right plugins will allow you to run the site. Sounds like you are looking for something to maintain it as well, such as an IDE? There really isn't a "one stop shop" for all these languages. Personally I have a server run all my sites and use a simple text editor to handle any PHP or Perl coding changes, test it locally and SCP them to the "Production" server when complete. Otherwise there are some good alternatives, such as Eclipse for PHP, that you could pursue.

[Browser_ice]

I am looking for a tool that will allow me to localy edit a site and then upload it to the site's server.

Site is to be coded in either HTML, Javascript, ASP, Perl, PHP, JAVA

What I was using on Windows XP was Macromedia Dreamweaver 4 but since I am slowly moving everything to Linux ...

[Browser_ice]

So what comes close to MacroMedia Dreamweaver in Ubunto ?

[elst]

I use Bluefish for Web-specific stuff. Eclipse is basically universal IDE which has plugins to support pretty much every language, so it's probably worth looking at, but I've never used it myself.

[Zootropo]

Eclipse is a good choice. It's written in Java so you can use it in Windows too. You'll need to install several plugins, though.

http://www.eclipseplugincentral.com/