Archive for the ‘framework’ Category

Fluid – A Project To Improve User Experience

24, Feb 2009

Fluid is an open source software community that:

builds user interfaces and commonly used interactions
teaches others how to build good user-centred designs
works with other software projects to integrate created solutions into their applications.

They have ready-to-use solutions that will attract both designers & developers.

Fluid Infusion
A set of rich, reusable, accessible web UI components. They are built with [...]

MooTools Animated Progress Bar: dwProgressBar

19, Feb 2009

Progress bars are a great way visualizing events that may take some time like uploads, form submissions & more.
This is a MooTools animated progress bar which is highly customizable and easy to implement.

You can define the “start percentage” and “speed” of the progress bar besides other variables.
Usage is this easy:
pb = new dwProgressBar({
container: $(’put-bar-here’),
startPercentage: 25,
speed:1000,
boxID: [...]

Golden Grid: A CSS Grid Framework

18, Feb 2009

Vladimir Carrer, who also created the Emastic & Malo CSS frameworks has a fresh framework named Golden Grid.
It is a web grid system, that is totally focused on grid-based designs (not a complete CSS framework).

Golden Grid uses float:left approach for building grids rather than positions.
It is a 6/12 column grid system with a 970px main [...]

Symfony – Propel, Doctrine, Eclipse PDT autocomplete (doctrine generateAccessors)

17, Feb 2009

Do you want a real autocomplete of the global core classes of the
symfony framework (ie sfWebRequest, sfWebResponse… ?) or only for
classes generated by the ORM ?
Here are some answers:
* Propel generates all accessors (getters and setters), so Eclipse PDT
gives you the autocomplete for your model.
* Doctrine, by default, doesn’t generate accessors so PDT doesn’t
propose an [...]

Symfony – Comparing Propel, Doctrine and sfPropelFinder

17, Feb 2009

When it comes to ORMs, it’s all a matter of preference. Is it, really? This post compares side-by-side the code required to perform some simple operations with three OO database requesting API. The purpose is to demonstrate that productivity, and not only style, can vary a lot depending on the ORM you choose.
There are not [...]


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