KompoZer is a web authoring system that combines web file management and easy-to-use WYSIWYG web page editing for people who want to create a professional-looking web site without needing to know web coding.

KompoZer is a complete web authoring system that combines web file management and easy-to-use WYSIWYG web page editing.

KompoZer is designed to be extremely easy to use, making it ideal for non-technical computer users who want to create an attractive, professional-looking web site without needing to know HTML or web coding.

KompoZer is a GTK application, it has nothing to do with KDE — though it can be installed on KDE, too. Komodo and the Kernel aren’t KDE applications either.

Kirix™ Strata™ is a "data browser" that brings the sensibilities and simplicity of a web browser to the world of tabular data, making it easy to access, view and use data from any source.

We think data should be a lot easier to use. In fact, we believe that working with data should actually be an enjoyable experience.

So, to that end, we've developed a data browser that attempts to combat the issues surrounding data usability. Data has been captured and systems have been built but, in our experience, easy-to-use analysis tools are a lot harder to come by. Things start to get even more interesting when you throw the World Wide Web into the mix. It is, after all, the largest database in the world.

Celtx & Celtx Studios work together to give you the most complete media pre-production system available. The free all-in-one Celtx desktop software has all the tools you need to write and plan your projects. Low-cost Celtx Studios complete your system with an advanced toolset for collaboration, workflow management, and project storage.

Adapt To with a single click Adapt To converts any fully formatted script of one type into a fully formatted script of another - for example, a Stageplay to a Screenplay - displaying in an instant the multi-media potential of your work.

A next-generation WYSIWYG editor for the World Wide Web based on the Composer tool from the original Mozilla Application Suite that helps you create standards compliant HTML and CSS code.

The next-generation Web Editor based on the rendering engine of Firefox

I think I just found a weirdness in the editingSession and the docshell. If I try to edit a document having a chrome://* URL, scripts and plugins are not correctly disabled. I needed that to store "blank" transitional and strict html and xhtml documents into my jars. Even if I call disableJSAndPlugins() on the editingSession, scripts and
plugins are not disabled or disabled only until major changes of the edited document. Not sure it's a bug though, there could be a good reason for this behavior. Anyway, workarounds are easy to implement.

Atmail allows users to access POP3 and IMAP Mailboxes on any server of your choice. You and your users can experience webmail via a fluid, intuitive interface that excels aesthetically and functionally.

Staying in touch with business or personal contacts is made easy by the groupware features of Atmail. The easy-to-use calendar events, tasks, and free-busy scheduler provide collaboration and communication around the clock, with the simplicity of a browser-based interface.

Use the same ubiquitous set of languages you find in the Web browser, on the server to build full apps or presentation tiers faster and more easily.
Use the APIs and standards you already know
HTML, JavaScript, and CSS are all native to Jaxer, as are XMLHttp Requests, JSON, and DOM scripting. And as a server it offers access to databases, files, and networking, as well as logging, process management, scalability, security, integration APIs, and extensibility.

When CSS-based designs were just starting to catch on, there was a tremendous focus on minimalistic designs that mostly utilized XHTML/HTML, and CSS. Two "things" took a hit back then, and both for the wrong reasons:

Decide you’re ready for a fast prime lens, because much of the time you’re taking pictures in low light and you need the flexibility one would provide.This one is for HTML

Typography with TeX and LaTeX : related news, information and solutions, online support for LaTeX with Ubuntu Linux
This blog is intended to inform about TeX-related news, to collect useful information about TeX and LaTeX and to list solutions found for often occuring or interesting problems.
Further it focuses on TeX support by operating systems with special attention to the well developed and freely available Ubuntu Linux