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paul878

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It has been many years since I made any webpages. Frontpage don't seem to be around anymore, what are people using these days?
 
If you just want to put up some information like a blog, a wordpress.com account is a good option. No hosting fees for basic use, and no worries about your site being hacked.
 
What kind of website are you looking at making?

a static site with a few pages (since you mentioned Frontpage, I'm guessing something like this)
a site with a dynamic number of pages and user generated content
a web application
a store
etc

What you're trying to do will greatly change the answer.
 
It has been many years since I made any webpages. Frontpage don't seem to be around anymore, what are people using these days?

It does sort of depend on what technologies you are using on your site..

After Frontpage, since that is what you asked about, Microsoft released Expression Web / Expression Studio for a while... but ultimately that has been discontinued as well. Some of the features have been pushed into Visual Studio itself, and it's not horrible for HTML/CSS/JavaScript work, though it's admittedly far from perfect. I think it is the best (only?) IDE for web-based ASP.NET or MVC work... which is really popular in a lot of businesses.

Eclipse is usually considered the IDE to use for backend web development using Java (servlets/WARs/anything to do with WebSphere)... also really popular in a lot of businesses.

Dreamweaver is a popular IDE for web development, and it might be better for things like pure HTML+CSS+JS, but I have not used it in a long time. It's probably a lot easier because it offers a more intuitive graphical mode side-by-side with code.
 
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I Hope ASP.NET would be trending!! framework for building web pages and web sites with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and server scripting.

ASP.NET supports three different development models:
Web Pages, MVC (Model View Controller), and Web Forms too...
 
It has been many years since I made any webpages. Frontpage don't seem to be around anymore, what are people using these days?

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depends on what are you aiming for, you can even create a website from notepad. But if you don't have any programming skill you should definitely use a cms like wordpress, drupal, joomla, etc.
 
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