The Daily Ubuntu Launches Blog Series on Web Development Applications on Linux

PRLog (Press Release) - Jun 16, 2009 -
Interested in learning more about some of the Ubuntu applications you can use to create beautiful and standards-compliant websites on Ubuntu? Well, now you can with the web development blog series from the Daily Ubuntu (http://thedailyubuntu.blogspot.com/). The site kicked off the series on Sunday, June 14 with a post on Bluefish (http://thedailyubuntu.blogspot.com/2009/06/develop-websites-with-bluefish.html). This application is a wonderful code editor that allows for remote access and instant code macros for languages like HTML, CSS, PHP, and more. If you are looking to sync Bluefish up with a green web host, the Daily Ubuntu walks you through the steps of getting hooked up with Thinkhost, a host powered solely by renewable and carbon-neutral wind and solar power. Future posts include Amaya (http://thedailyubuntu.blogspot.com/2009/06/build-websites-visually-with-amaya.html), a W3C-compliant WYSIWYG editor, talk about web frameworks, Netbeans, and more.

Recent applications featured on The Daily Ubuntu include Kismet, a wireless network stumbler; Krecipes, a recipe manager for KDE; Basket, a OneNote-like notes application for KDE; Tomcat, a note application for GNOME; and Hydrogen, a drum machine.