I took a small freelance job from a friend of mine. The job is a simple task: create a corporate site with standard CMS functionality. I decided to experiment with the idea of how what CMS development should look like in 2013.
I ditched the idea of using Drupal, WordPress, Joomla or other pre-coded systems for the reason that I didn't invested the massive amount of time to master them and I won't start it today.
What I will do is use my iScaffold project and generate the backend as usual. The fun part will be the administration part. The admins will be able to edit the text directly on the frontend side, like a live WYSIWYG editor. I know it is not new and been done before. I'll write a series of posts about how I'll implement it in a hopefully simple manner.
Ez a post magyarul fog íródni kivételesen, mert a tutorial nyelve is magyar.
Nem rég elkészült az iScaffold project 2.11-es verziója, ami egy nagyban javított verzió, mint a 2.0-s. Részletekről itt olvashatsz. Szerettem volna készíteni egy kis videót, ami nagy vonalakban bemutatja a rendszerben rejlő lehetőségeket.
Az iScaffold első sorban akkor lesz hasznos számodra, ha már ismered CodeIgniter keretrendszert, így nem ajánlott, hogy ezen a rendszeren keresztül ismerd meg.
A videóból kimaradt jópár dolog, mint:
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There is a nice class embedded in the MooTools core package, the Fx.Transitions. It is used to spice up the default animations in many different way. I won't go into details, there is a cool breakdown about the capabilities of the class.
I'd like to show you how you can pick any transition function and use them outside the Fx classes.
This approach can be handy if you need to trigger other functions or to work with the Canvas element, maybe update some non standard CSS properties.
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