Re: [WebDNA] New Webdna framework ! ... (addresses some initial concerns...

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2012


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texte = This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------080408000700080208090007 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Govinda, I took a quick look. Great idea! Steve Govinda wrote: > Hi Everyone > > I had a great time writing something purely from the joy inherent in the creative impulse. It started as a 10-minute carefully-worded reply to Donovan's post-question : > > >> Subject: Re: [WebDNA] Webdna and CMS >> Date: 2012-01-11 11:46:17 AM EST >> >> MVC is something I've been hearing a lot about lately. >> >> For the most part, I think in our context, we mostly could benefit from the use of a MV system (separating the WebDNA from controlling/viewing templates as much as possible to allow versatility on the front end). What would be the Controller aspect?.. javascript handlers, AJAX, Flash I suppose. >> >> Anyway, I'm curious how WebDNA'ers perceive the MVC architecture when related to WebDNA or PHP apps. >> > ... and as I was writing, I realized it would be more demonstrative to just show a mockup/draft of a little MVC code.. and then I got carried away coding my (at first one-page-long) example, and then ended up taking a week out of my busy work load to further the thoughts... > > Then Lawrence Banahan (on this list) jumped in :-) , and, well... here is our joint effort/result: > > http://www.webdnacodesparker.com/ > > It is tongue in cheek, yet totally serious code.. and pure fun (for us anyway). > > In case the only people who read this post are a few overly-worked Webdna experts who already have their own libraries, and so no interest in diving into someone else's code, for free anyway, ... well then perhaps just enjoy watching a few of the demo videos at a time when you wanted to just be entertained anyway... perhaps the video on "Caching", "URL-routing", and "White-space Control"... will give a pleasant experience.. seeing what we made. > > On the most positive note - perhaps lots of people here will jump in, and we end up making a total modern full-featured competitive framework ;-) > > I *have* to go back to the PHP project that is my current responsibility for the coming weeks... but would meanwhile love to hear any response... serious or play, as you get time, and/or feel like it. > > > -Govinda > --------------080408000700080208090007 Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Govinda,

I took a quick look. Great idea!

Steve

Govinda wrote: 
Hi EveryoneI had a great time writing something purely from the joy inherent in the creative impulse.   It started as a 10-minute carefully-worded reply to Donovan's post-question :  
Subject: Re: [WebDNA] Webdna and CMSDate: 2012-01-11 11:46:17 AM ESTMVC is something I've been hearing a lot about lately.For the most part, I think in our context, we mostly could benefit from the use of a MV system (separating the WebDNA from controlling/viewing templates as much as possible to allow versatility on the front end). What would be the Controller aspect?.. javascript handlers, AJAX, Flash I suppose.Anyway, I'm curious how WebDNA'ers perceive the MVC architecture when related to WebDNA or PHP apps.    
... and as I was writing, I realized it would be more demonstrative to just show a mockup/draft of a little MVC code..  and then I got carried away coding my (at first one-page-long) example, and then ended up taking a week out of my busy work load to further the thoughts... Then Lawrence Banahan (on this list) jumped in  :-) , and, well... here is our joint effort/result:http://www.webdnacodesparker.com/It is tongue in cheek, yet totally serious code.. and pure fun (for us anyway).In case the only people who read this post are a few overly-worked Webdna experts who already have their own libraries, and so no interest in diving into someone else's code, for free anyway, ... well then perhaps just enjoy watching a few of the demo videos at a time when you wanted to just be entertained anyway...  perhaps the video on "Caching", "URL-routing", and "White-space Control"... will give a pleasant experience.. seeing what we made.  On the most positive note - perhaps lots of people here will jump in, and we end up making a total modern full-featured competitive framework  ;-)I *have* to go back to the PHP project that is my current responsibility for the coming weeks... but would meanwhile love to hear any response... serious or play, as you get time, and/or feel like it.-Govinda

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  1. Re: [WebDNA] New Webdna framework ! ... (addresses some initial concerns... (Steve Raslevich 2012)
  2. Re: [WebDNA] New Webdna framework ! ... (addresses some initial concerns... coming into the design of a large project) (Govinda 2012)
  3. Re: [WebDNA] New Webdna framework ! ... (addresses some initial concerns... coming into the design of a large project) (Christer Olsson 2012)
  4. Re: [BULK] Re: [WebDNA] New Webdna framework ! ... (addresses some initial concerns... coming into the design of a large project) (Govinda 2012)
  5. [BULK] Re: [WebDNA] New Webdna framework ! ... (addresses some initial concerns... coming into the design of a large project) (Donovan Brooke 2012)
  6. [WebDNA] New Webdna framework ! ... (addresses some initial concerns... coming into the design of a large project) (Govinda 2012)
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------080408000700080208090007 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Govinda, I took a quick look. Great idea! Steve Govinda wrote: > Hi Everyone > > I had a great time writing something purely from the joy inherent in the creative impulse. It started as a 10-minute carefully-worded reply to Donovan's post-question : > > >> Subject: Re: [WebDNA] Webdna and CMS >> Date: 2012-01-11 11:46:17 AM EST >> >> MVC is something I've been hearing a lot about lately. >> >> For the most part, I think in our context, we mostly could benefit from the use of a MV system (separating the WebDNA from controlling/viewing templates as much as possible to allow versatility on the front end). What would be the Controller aspect?.. javascript handlers, AJAX, Flash I suppose. >> >> Anyway, I'm curious how WebDNA'ers perceive the MVC architecture when related to WebDNA or PHP apps. >> > ... and as I was writing, I realized it would be more demonstrative to just show a mockup/draft of a little MVC code.. and then I got carried away coding my (at first one-page-long) example, and then ended up taking a week out of my busy work load to further the thoughts... > > Then Lawrence Banahan (on this list) jumped in :-) , and, well... here is our joint effort/result: > > http://www.webdnacodesparker.com/ > > It is tongue in cheek, yet totally serious code.. and pure fun (for us anyway). > > In case the only people who read this post are a few overly-worked Webdna experts who already have their own libraries, and so no interest in diving into someone else's code, for free anyway, ... well then perhaps just enjoy watching a few of the demo videos at a time when you wanted to just be entertained anyway... perhaps the video on "Caching", "URL-routing", and "White-space Control"... will give a pleasant experience.. seeing what we made. > > On the most positive note - perhaps lots of people here will jump in, and we end up making a total modern full-featured competitive framework ;-) > > I *have* to go back to the PHP project that is my current responsibility for the coming weeks... but would meanwhile love to hear any response... serious or play, as you get time, and/or feel like it. > > > -Govinda > --------------080408000700080208090007 Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Govinda,

I took a quick look. Great idea!

Steve

Govinda wrote: 
Hi EveryoneI had a great time writing something purely from the joy inherent in the creative impulse.   It started as a 10-minute carefully-worded reply to Donovan's post-question :  
Subject: Re: [WebDNA] Webdna and CMSDate: 2012-01-11 11:46:17 AM ESTMVC is something I've been hearing a lot about lately.For the most part, I think in our context, we mostly could benefit from the use of a MV system (separating the WebDNA from controlling/viewing templates as much as possible to allow versatility on the front end). What would be the Controller aspect?.. javascript handlers, AJAX, Flash I suppose.Anyway, I'm curious how WebDNA'ers perceive the MVC architecture when related to WebDNA or PHP apps.    
... and as I was writing, I realized it would be more demonstrative to just show a mockup/draft of a little MVC code..  and then I got carried away coding my (at first one-page-long) example, and then ended up taking a week out of my busy work load to further the thoughts... Then Lawrence Banahan (on this list) jumped in  :-) , and, well... here is our joint effort/result:http://www.webdnacodesparker.com/It is tongue in cheek, yet totally serious code.. and pure fun (for us anyway).In case the only people who read this post are a few overly-worked Webdna experts who already have their own libraries, and so no interest in diving into someone else's code, for free anyway, ... well then perhaps just enjoy watching a few of the demo videos at a time when you wanted to just be entertained anyway...  perhaps the video on "Caching", "URL-routing", and "White-space Control"... will give a pleasant experience.. seeing what we made.  On the most positive note - perhaps lots of people here will jump in, and we end up making a total modern full-featured competitive framework  ;-)I *have* to go back to the PHP project that is my current responsibility for the coming weeks... but would meanwhile love to hear any response... serious or play, as you get time, and/or feel like it.-Govinda

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