Re: WOComponents are dead, long live smart tags!
Re: WOComponents are dead, long live smart tags!
- Subject: Re: WOComponents are dead, long live smart tags!
- From: Dov Rosenberg <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 13 Aug 2006 09:50:52 -0400
- Thread-topic: WOComponents are dead, long live smart tags!
Tapestry has something similar using annotations. Tapestry was developed by
an ex-WO person and follows a lot of the same WO type conventions - i.e.
HTML file, xml WOD like file, java file. But with Tapestry 4 they added the
ability to replace the xml file with inline declarations in the html.
We have been looking at Tapestry as a WO replacement - seems like it would
work for us- just require a lot of work to convert things over
On 8/12/06 8:38 PM, "Pierce T. Wetter III" <email@hidden> wrote:
>
>
> Starting hopefully a new, productive thread of discussion.
>
> Personally, I find the whole way WO does dynamic tags to be very
> 1995...
>
> These days, I think WO should have tags more along the lines of
> what's become more of a standard: legal XHTML tags like the following:
>
> <span woid:replace="food">Sample Data</span>
>
> (accompanying WOD)
>
> food: WOString
> {
> value=session.food; /// hmmm... I must be hungry.
> }
>
> The big problem for the WYSIWYG editors has always been that they
> have to read two places to figure out what a tag resolves to in HTML
> terms. Why not have:
>
> <form woid:attributes="hamburger">
> ...stuff
> </form>
>
> hamburger : WOForm
> {
>
> }
>
> Perhaps rather then whine about WOB dying, we should turn dreamweaver/
> Golive/That firefox thing into WOB...
>
> What do you all think? Really, it's just a matter of replacing the
> template parser, and thanks to jadclipse, that stuff all has the
> source available...
>
>
> Pierce
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