Re: web design

[Emanuel Berg]

Jude DaShiell wrote:

> One possible direction gnu tools might take
> in the future would be in terms of scripts
> first to install when necessary Linux tools
> and use those locally then send site files
> out for further checking and perhaps
> processing and collect those the external
> sites processed for the developers.
> Multiple subdirectories with names of
> internal and external tools on them could
> hold the processed content as the content got
> processed and returned. It would then be up
> to the site developers to review what was
> returned in each subdirectory to find if any
> of the processing tools made
> unacceptable errors.

Indeed, feel free to spend 100+ man hours on
that tool, and when done, you'll be so fluent
with every under-the-hood mechanism, you won't
even need it!

> My nephew who could use Windows prefers Linux
> for his web development he does for other
> companies so if any of this starts happening
> I think he'll be very interested and may even
> be making some technical contributions sooner
> or later.

Everyone prefers Linux to Windows for
everything save for games and Facebook, and
most certainly for everything ending with the
word "development"...

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