Steven,
Video) there are plenty those two are a good power/features compromise: http://www.kdenlive.org/features http://www.kinodv.org/article/static/2 Web Authoring) You need 3 things: a) an editor b) a web framework c [optional]) a css + javascript framework a) I would suggest to stay away from complex visual editors ala frontpage any such tool put constraints on creativity and becomes obsolete. Use your favorite editor and your browser to see the results. IMHO beter keep the effort of typing (i.e. the typewriter/editor) distinct from the writing (i.e. the story you put on the paper). Use the following site to learn and answer almost any doubt about html+css+javascript: http://w3schools.com b) To answer this question you need to choose based on your favorite programming language and/or programming skills. You can stay away from SQL in many frameworks. Some hide any db complexity others do not use a db at all. In the list below choose starting from the language you know: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_web_application_frameworks c) This is optional and is needed to manage nice presentational features such as fancy menus, visual effects and recognition of user device (pc, tablet, smartphone ecc ecc). The choice often depends on b) i.e. some web frameworks impose you to use their own css+js and you will eventually fight to make them work your way, while others do not include anything, just plain html so you may need to find your preference. In the links below you will find that most support generation of vectorial graphics. If you are brave enough you can use them to show realtime computation of your algorithms on users browser. suggested: http://www.developerdrive.com/2011/09/13-javascript-frameworks-that-can-make-you-a-better-web-developer/ more complete frameworks: http://net.tutsplus.com/articles/web-roundups/20-javascript-frameworks-worth-checking-out/ HTH mic Il 03 marzo 2012 18:44, Jed Rothwell <jedrothw...@gmail.com> ha scritto: > I know nothing about video files, but for web authoring, I have been > assimilated by the Borg and I have just about finished transferring > everything to WordPress. I am using a minimalist, ultra-clean version: > > http://lenr-canr.org/wordpress/ > > This should be finished in a few days. I am going to cut out the the black > plane and make it full-width. I need to fix a few glitches. The images that > click to expand keep showing up in different formats, and the lists of > papers keep changing format. > > This is based on: > > http://www.studiopress.com/themes/genesis > > It is clean and well written compared to other Themes. Be sure you follow > instructions and use the sample blank "child" theme. This company has > several populated themes as well. > > With modern software you have work to keep it simple. You have to ruthlessly > prune out options, mainly by remarking out stuff in the parameter file > (syle.css). Rococo complexity is the norm. For example, this Theme came with > quoted text in a strange font, with the text in grey shown in an off-white > background, making it impossible to read. Who does that?! Why? Add a few of > these /* */ to style.css and bingo, that's gone. > > The thing about WordPress is that there are a zillion group-sourced add-on > utilities for it: the "plugins" and "widgets." Some are free, some at > minimal cost. You find one for just about any purpose. Most of the ones I > have found are not comprehensive or of good quality, but they cover a > broader range of applications than any single-source software could provide, > even from a company as big as Microsoft. > > Look for video related plug-ins here, or with Google: > > http://wordpress.org/ > > See if you find something suitable. > > - Jed >
