RE: [binarycloud-dev] Installing on Netscape Iplanet with Oracle

[Faine, M. <Mar...@ms...>]

Alex, (and everyone)

What do you think about doing a more tutorial type document for those of us
with little to no binarycloud experience

I'm thinking I'd love to get started as soon r2 is out but I won't have any
idea of the steps I should follow. 

I guess I'm looking for a way to pick your brain and discover how it is that
you plan, and implement a new project from start to finish.

Personally I've thought about starting to design some static html pages as
templates for the new site I will build when r2 comes out but I don't really
know if this is possible, or if it is, any specific way it should be done.

Then when r2 comes out I can just add the code.  A lot of the page will be
static, (mostly just a family homepage) what I really want r2 for is to try
to develop a way to allow me to update my site easily from a web browser
admin interface.

Maybe save most of the site in a mysql database. I once used something
called myphppagetool for this but found it restricted my site designs too
much.

-Mark

-----Original Message-----
From: Alex Black [mailto:en...@tu...]
Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2001 9:13 PM
To: Faine, Mark; binarycloud-dev
Subject: Re: [binarycloud-dev] Installing on Netscape Iplanet with
Oracle


> So you would say that r2 is close enough to release to wait.  I'm not
really
> in a hurry for my personal site, and it's worth the wait for the work site
> too if a small wait up front speeds up production down the road.

Correct. you'll be able to do a number of things a lot faster, and I think
it's worth the wait. Plus you'll be able to write XSLT as part of the
system.

In addition, r2 will be much more server-agnostic, as the structural changes
I have made to init eliminate any server-specific configuration (prepends,
etc)

_alex


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