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Why don't we have both: a WYSIWYG Designer, and a Source code editor? That way you get productive immediately with the designer, yet still have the power to fi
by whydo 13y ago
Why don't we have both: a WYSIWYG Designer, and a Source code editor?
That way you get productive immediately with the designer, yet still have the power to fine-tune every detail using the text editor.
- pjmlp 13y agoYou mean like Oxygen, just to mention one of them? http://www.oxygenxml.com/xml_editor/WYSIWYG_Editors.html http://www.oxygenxml.com/xml_editor/WYSIWYG_Editors.html There are quite a few products already, for those willing to pay for the software they use.
- informatimago 13y agoSeems nice, but it is not freedom software. But I would move to use this docbook, ie xml and xsl as external file formatd for an emacs word processor.
- pjmlp 13y agoFreedom software?! I use a lot of FOSS software, but I never put religion over convenience. Plus, as someone that earns money selling software developer skills, I tend to look down to companies using FOSS software as free beer.