Re: [Wxlua-users] Re: wxLua website (was Re: wxlua linux)

[k. h. <kla...@nl...>]

Hi,

Francesco Montorsi wrote:

> I think that using a CMS like Joomla is a bit overkill for this project.
> CMS are good when there are daily changes or so.
> In fact, they require quite powerful servers as they are not extremely 
> fast - they use ton of tables in a database and a page often requires 
> up to 20-30 database accesses.

It happened that i ordered my own site this weekend, where one could 
automaticaly install mambo and what not.
And only uses one database table in mysql for mambo??
But never mind, i like the PHP solution too ;-) Something i am bussy 
learning in combination with mysql.

>
> Last, they won't be easy to setup on SF server environment...

That i can imagine.

>
> So I vote for something PHP based.
> I've learned PHP for the wxCode website in about a week thanks to the 
> fact that it's almost like writing C (the only difference which comes 
> to mind now is that variables are always preceded by a $ sign) and to 
> the good and exaustive docs available on WWW.

Someone did sent me the dummy book (PHP Mysql ) as pdf just now :-)

>
> Using PHP it's very easy to setup a site using one of the open source 
> web designs at http://www.oswd.org. Unfortunately the site seems down 
> right now so I suggest you to go directly in author's webpages like
>
>     http://haran.freeshell.org/oswd/
>
> For some real-world examples of OSWD in actions you can look at:
>
> http://bakefile.sourceforge.net/
> http://wxcode.sourceforge.net/
> http://mathdev.sourceforge.net/
>
>
> specially the last one uses the Prosimii template by Haran:
>
>    http://haran.freeshell.org/oswd/prosimii/
>
> which I think would be nice for wxLua, too.

I can't get to those links from where i am, will have a look later, but 
take whatever you like best.
Good to know nice examples do exist.

Klaas


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