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[SourceEdit-development] Test

[Michał G. <mg...@gm...>]

It's just a test. I wasn't receiving my own emails and I want to see  
if I do now...

Re: [SourceEdit-development] (no subject)

[Michał G. <mg...@gm...>]

On 2009-04-30, at 17:19, Tomasz Kisielewski wrote:

> Hi
> Michal, what do you have in mind saying  web-based application for  
> developing websites. Is it something like Django, turboGear for  
> Python, Rails ?  for which U need server running on machine, or  
> something like Dreamweaver where "user interface" is web browser ?
> I always think about frameworks while talking about web-based  
> applications. I am very new to JavaScript I thought that this  
> language is mostly for frontend web development, backend is  
> serverside PHP,Python, Ruby(?) with Database

We'll think about the IDE for developing websites later. We should  
start with text editor, written in javascript, html etc. In the  
beggining we have to set up some developing enviroment, for example  
Aptana Studio. Than we should define how will we develop the program,  
I mean who will be responsible for certain things.
Those who are javascript begginners should read something about DOM in  
javascript and about Prototype.js - a advanced js framework. If you  
want to ask anything about that, feel free to write to this list and  
we'll answer.

Greetings,
Michal Glenc

[SourceEdit-development] (no subject)

[Tomasz K. <tom...@go...>]

Hi
Michal, what do you have in mind saying  web-based application for
developing websites. Is it something like Django, turboGear for Python,
Rails ?  for which U need server running on machine, or something like
Dreamweaver where "user interface" is web browser ?
I always think about frameworks while talking about web-based applications.
I am very new to JavaScript I thought that this language is mostly for
frontend web development, backend is serverside PHP,Python, Ruby(?) with
Database

Tom

[SourceEdit-development] Concept of the project

[Michał G. <mg...@gm...>]

Hi again,
First of all that is my first project as an admin, so I am  
inexperienced in this materia. Don't blame me for my errors ;-). We  
are from different time zones (Europe, India, Canada), so in my  
opinion mailing list will be the most effective way of communication.
After all we should think of what is the goal. I was thinking about a  
simple editor, which supports real-time higlihting for such languages  
as html, css, javascript (the most commonly used by website  
developers). Application may be included in CMSes to edit website code  
(stored in database). The editor could be something like a standard  
source code editor for Windows or OS X.
I already started writing the code some time ago (it's attached). It's  
based on SyntaxHighlighter <http://alexgorbatchev.com/wiki/SyntaxHighlighter 
 >, but it highlights only the initial code and than it does nothing.  
It also uses prototype.js framework. In our project we may write a  
custom syntax highlighting library.
However yesterday Gomaa (another developer) proposed to write a bigger  
web-based application for developing websites. What do you think?  
Let's make a mind-storm and make some decisions.

Greetings,
Michal Glenc

[SourceEdit-development] Concept of the project

[Michał G. <mg...@gm...>]

Hi again,
First of all that is my first project as an admin, so I am  
inexperienced in this materia. Don't blame me for my errors ;-). We  
are from different time zones (Europe, India, Canada), so in my  
opinion mailing list will be the most effective way of communication.
After all we should think of what is the goal. I was thinking about a  
simple editor, which supports real-time higlihting for such languages  
as html, css, javascript (the most commonly used by website  
developers). Application may be included in CMSes to edit website code  
(stored in database). The editor could be something like a standard  
source code editor for Windows or OS X.
I already started writing the code some time ago (it's attached). It's  
based on SyntaxHighlighter <http://alexgorbatchev.com/wiki/SyntaxHighlighter 
 >, but it highlights only the initial code and than it does nothing.  
It also uses prototype.js framework. In our project we may write a  
custom syntax highlighting library.
However yesterday Gomaa (another developer) proposed to write a bigger  
web-based application for developing websites. What do you think?  
Let's make a mind-storm and make some decisions.

Greetings,
Michal Glenc