> that may work for you, but it created a lot of overhead in your
> applications, and anyone that doesn't know about you special "html api"
will
> be screwed...
That I prefer to call it "investment" instead of overhead because it has
given us a system we vastly prefer.
> by all means use whatever techniques you like in-house, but that would be
> completely useless to someone in the "outside world"
That's fine. I just wanted to show people how we did it. I don't expect this
to be useful in a all situations.
In our experience PHP programmers who work with us don't have any
problem figuring out how our system works. Without knowing anything
about our system tell me you can't look at that code and "get it"
Jade
> > (comments)
> >
> > (include files)
> >
> > (page specific variables)
> >
> > html();
> >
> > head($title);
> > head_css('stylesheet.css');
> > head_script('script.js);
> > x('head');
> >
> > body($style)
> > table(0, 0, 0, '100%', '', BLACK);
> > tr('top'); td(); image('fire.jpg'); x('td'); x('tr');
> > x('table');
> >
> > x('body');
> > x('html');
>
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