Sorry the mess at the begining. What I meant is that I didn't see anything complex in the url u provided that couldn't be handle using the zone component
On Wednesday, October 28, 2009, Juan E. Maya <maya.j...@gmail.com> wrote: > Argo maybe u could describe consider a complex example. I didn't see > anything complex that could be handle using the zone component. > Jumpstsry provide Ajax demos with forms and the behavior of the zone > component should be enough for most of the cases. So please let us > know an example that would require something else. (autocomplete uses > json) > > A component based framework works differntly to what u may have used. > And It's very difficult to like something if u r not open minded. Yes, > there's a learning curve but I don't think there r more than 5 > annotation u have to learn and ur classes don't need to know about any > other class. > > Also tapestry does a lot of JS for u. That is one of the advantages. U > can write a web app that uses Ajax without writing a single line of > js. If u want to change the js completly u should have a very good > reason. It's not a common thing to do. This's ur first project and u > have to deal with internal of tapestry to change the js(at least > understand it), that could be frustrating. > > > On Wednesday, October 28, 2009, Inge Solvoll <inge.tapes...@gmail.com> wrote: >> I would love to see a positive and helpful response to this request. His >> approach might annoy a few people here, but I encourage you to take this >> kind of thing seriously. I believe there are a lot of people feeling the way >> Argo feels about the framework, and he does hit a few good points on the >> way, about good examples and documentation. >> >> And to you Argo, please be more specific. Post code samples of (isolated) >> things you would like to achieve. Don't be vague, don't ask a lot of >> different questions in a single post, and be respectful. Then, I'm 100% sure >> you'll get the help you need from the smart and friendly people on this >> list. >> >> As the others say, you can learn a lot from checking out the wiki, source >> code and so on. Read the autocompleter mixin source code and the >> documentation. That's all I needed to get started writing AJAX easy and >> clean. See my code samples at: >> >> http://tinybits.blogspot.com >> >> >> On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 1:13 AM, Argo Vilberg <wilps...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >>> 2009/10/27 Magnus Rundberget <run...@me.com> >>> >>> > >>> > On 27. okt.. 2009, at 19.58, Argo Vilberg wrote: >>> > >>> > hi, >>> >> >>> >> Is there any project sources on internet where i can learn advance ajax >>> >> and >>> >> Tapestry coding? >>> >> >>> > So you are way beyond >>> > http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry5.1/guide/ajax.html ? >>> > You have looked at the bundled components and mixins (and their source) ? >>> > Maybe you have even had a peak at www.chenillekit.org / >>> > http://chenillekit.codehaus.org ? >>> > And you have tried http://wiki.apache.org/tapestry/Tapestry5HowTos for >>> > inspiration ? >>> > >>> > Let me rephrase. What do you mean by advanced and which sources have you >>> > tried already ? >>> > >>> >>> I want create full dynamic HTML, with full ajax and javascript control over >>> dynamic HTML. >>> I write early 2 month ago asp 1.0 + jQuery + ajax. And that was pretty >>> easy. >>> And also i write php with codeignator + jQuery, also no problem. Watch >>> estonian fresh food google MAP project (www.elavtoit.com) >>> And now with tapestry, i use day after day try - exit method(this is >>> exactly >>> translation from estonian:) and i do not fully understand why this >>> framework >>> is so complicated. There are annotations and other trick, that combine full >>> new tehnology over html,css,javascript,ajax. What is that for? All >>> component >>> deals with hard staff for you. But if i do not understand how component >>> works, and secondly if i try do something diffferent that component allows >>> then there is black hole( no way to do it ). >>> Or spend days after days try-and try wich ways in tapestry works. This try >>> to make coding easier is at last make coding much harder than in regular >>> asp >>> 1.0 or PHP. >>> Earler i write estonain e-School project, now approximatley 85% estonian >>> school are using it and 50% of population of estonia using it. There are my >>> own written framework, similar to hibarenate(caching, clustering, >>> db-pooling) and also old j2ee standard xml-xslt transformation framework. >>> Fully optimized and works fine. In current project tapestry is not my >>> choise >>> but i must end this project. >>> >>> >>> >>> > Once you get the hang of how tapestry supports ajax, i'm sure you can go >>> as >>> > advanced as you like. >>> > >>> > >>> > Also is i interested jQuery an --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tapestry.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tapestry.apache.org
