I have not tried it on 5.4 but I will in a week or two. The only problem I
see is it's dependent on the html output of the base components. If that
does not change then I suspect it will work without much difficulty.
As far as the Javascript part goes Bootstrap uses jquery and my module
brings in
Hi all!
Is this great tapestry-bootstrap module ready for 5.4? Or is it a
full-stack replacement for 5.3 like got5-jquery is for jquery?
Regards!
Matias.
I'll take a look. I've been working on iPhone apps for the past few weeks.
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Also there is one pretty serious issue still open. Thanks Barry!
On Jul 9, 2012, at 12:07 PM, Alex Kotchnev wrote:
> Barry - this is pretty cool. I hadn't seen your module and just ended up
> adding the bootstrap related assets into the layout, but I see that you've
> added a whole lot of usef
Barry - this is pretty cool. I hadn't seen your module and just ended up
adding the bootstrap related assets into the layout, but I see that you've
added a whole lot of useful components and stuff.
Does it seem like the project is stable enough to produce a stable release
soon (e.g. in the next fe
Great work. I'm really looking forward to trying this out. Twitter
Bootstrap makes great looking sites easy, it will be great to team them up
with the back-end functionality of tapestry.
On 9 February 2012 01:15, Chris Mylonas wrote:
> Thanks Barry - I'll be checking it out over the weekend and
Thanks Barry - I'll be checking it out over the weekend and not a quarter past
one in the morning :)
Cheers
On 09/02/2012, at 12:42 AM, Barry Books wrote:
> Some background
>
> There was a post on this list about converting the Tapestry example to
> use Twitter Bootstrap. I had never heard of t
Some background
There was a post on this list about converting the Tapestry example to
use Twitter Bootstrap. I had never heard of the project so I looked
and discovered it's basically a grid based CSS layout system created
by Twitter and there are a number of other grid based CSS systems out
ther
In relation, this is built with bootstrap - https://gemnasium.com/
It's a gem version thingy for ruby on rails. I guess a gem would be like a
tapestry 3rd party module.
I recall reading that "this sort of thing for tapestry modules" would be a good
idea.
Granted RoR has a larger following than
Thanks Steve,
It was tough throwing out the old version and starting over but I think this
way is much better.
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Hi Barry,
That's a really neat idea - I love the idea of wrapping the elements
and visiting them afterwards! Invisible instrumentation for T5!
I've looked at altering components in the past and stumbled over the
same sticking point.
Awesome solution,
Steve.
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A short introduction about what Tapestry Bootstrap is about would have been
nice for those that
don't know Bootstrap ;)
Uli
On 07.02.2012 13:04, Barry Books wrote:
> I've committed version 2.0 of Tapestry Bootstrap to Github.
>
> https://github.com/trsvax/tapestry-bootstrap
>
> This version supp
I've committed version 2.0 of Tapestry Bootstrap to Github.
https://github.com/trsvax/tapestry-bootstrap
This version supports Twitter Bootstrap version 2.0
http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/index.html
This is a complete rewrite of the first version and is very early
Alpha.The first version r
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