2009-12-02:
[8:26] <hannesw_> looking at PURE - http://wiki.github.com/pure/pure[8:26] <hannesw_> for a simple templating engine, it's quite complicated I think[8:34] <oberhamsi> i like do advertise our pureskin :) which is like pure but simpler[8:34] <oberhamsi> http://github.com/oberhamsi/pureskin[8:34] <hannesw_> oberhamsi: where is ... ok :)[8:37] <hannesw_> oberhamsi: the index.html code looks a bit verbose[8:37] <hannesw_> i think that's the price you pay for "pure html" templating?[8:39] <oberhamsi> how do you mean? i always felt it's less verbous than classical templating with extra-template-tags[8:44] <hannesw_> well, there's a lot of code in index.html (is that the only documentation, btw?) for the amount of output generated.[8:46] <oberhamsi> index.html is the only documentation :) it behaves like pure minus the looping stuff[8:47] <hannesw_> i think I'm not a big fan of this approach.[8:47] <hannesw_> makes the html (template) look nice and clean[8:47] <hannesw_> but supporting code gets complex fast[8:47] <hannesw_> am i wrong?[8:48] <oberhamsi> hm, it's our favorite clientside approach so far[8:48] <hannesw_> ok, i can see that[8:48] <hannesw_> but do you envision using this (or something like it) on the server?[8:48] <oberhamsi> no :)[8:52] <hannesw_> oberhamsi: "." directive means the content of the selected element?[8:52] <hannesw_> how would you select a nested element?[8:53] <hannesw_> i see : "td.id"[8:55] <hannesw_> forgetting you're in crunchmode :)[8:56] <oberhamsi> selectors jquery syntax[8:57] <oberhamsi> the dot is for selecting attributes, like img.src or td.id or div.class[8:58] <oberhamsi> no totally wrong[8:59] <oberhamsi> we have crunch-pause in afternoon :)[8:59] <oberhamsi> td.id is really jquery selector style, $("td.id")[8:59] <oberhamsi> the only thing special is the @ syntax[9:00] <oberhamsi> img.foo@src for examples means "i want to set the src of img with class foo"[9:00] <oberhamsi> its really jquery selectors + this @ magic[9:49] <hannesw_> what would be a good name for helma-ng api doc on google app engine?[9:49] <hannesw_> helmadoc.appspot.com[9:49] <hannesw_> ?[9:50] <hannesw_> helma-doc.appspot.com?[9:50] <hannesw_> ngdoc? ng-doc?[9:53] <hannesw_> well, i went with helma-doc[9:53] <hannesw_> http://helma-doc.appspot.com/
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