On Thu, 11 Nov 2010 13:08:47 -0600, Jeff Lawson wrote > jQuery is mostly just a browser-side thing, so it doesn't matter > whether the backend server is PHP or Tcl or something else. It's > just a matter of emitting the desired HTML and Javascript from your > Rivet page. >
Yes, I think this is what we are talking about, whether rivet has to ship tools that make easy and proficient the integration with client side scripts. > One thing that you may find useful for integrating Rivet and jQuery > (or any other framework involving AJAX) is the ability to generate > and parse JSON encoded data in Tcl/Rivet. Fortunately, you can use > Karl's port of the YAJL library to Tcl for that: > https://github.com/lehenbauer/yajl-tcl Before David got me aboard on Rivet I wrote a sort of "hello world" example for Ajax with Rivet for the manual. The example was written basically because I had done myself some successful experiment with Ajax and http headers manipulation. Since then Ajax as a buzzword has become strictly associated with things like jQuery or Scriptacolous that probably the title 'Ajax' for that page should be changed and the word reserved for use in conjuntion with those tools cheers -- Massimo --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
