[jQuery] Intro + suggestion (plugin repository)
Hello, It's my first post, so let me introduce myself. I'm a jquery newbie, somewhat knowledgeable at javascript, php, and web applications in general. I'm the developer of thinkedit (www.thinkedit.org) yet another php CMS. We choosed jquery to add easily some dynamic behaviour to the admin interface of this cms. Currently, very little has been done in this direction. The main thing to do is to build a tree ui for the management of nodes inside the cms. This being said, I have a first question / proposal : is there a plan to have a solid plugin repository ? It would be great to have a central place where authors can add plugins, with structured informations : - author - last updated - compatibility with jquery version x and upper (very important if you plan to change the api) - user rating - user comments - svn access This looks like a lot of work, but this would help a lot. I'm always a bit in discomfort to copy and paste some plugin code from some unknown people on a production site. This would also help collaboration on plugins. Maybe I'm dreaming, or maybe it already exists, or maybe it's too early ? Anyway, thanks a lot for this refreshing way of using javascript ! -- Philippe Jadin Thinkedit, a flexible data and content management system : http://www.thinkedit.org ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
Re: [jQuery] Intro + suggestion (plugin repository)
Previous threads have brought this up and the response from John has been: It's in the works.BlairOn 10/18/06, Philippe Jadin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hello,It's my first post, so let me introduce myself. I'm a jquery newbie, somewhat knowledgeable at _javascript_, php, and web applications ingeneral. I'm the developer of thinkedit (www.thinkedit.org) yetanother php CMS. We choosed jquery to add easily some dynamic behaviour to the admin interface of this cms. Currently, very littlehas been done in this direction. The main thing to do is to build atree ui for the management of nodes inside the cms.This being said, I have a first question / proposal : is there a plan to have a solid plugin repository ?It would be great to have a central place where authors can addplugins, with structured informations :- author- last updated- compatibility with jquery version x and upper (very important if you plan to change the api)- user rating- user comments- svn accessThis looks like a lot of work, but this would help a lot. I'm always abit in discomfort to copy and paste some plugin code from some unknown people on a production site. This would also helpcollaboration on plugins. Maybe I'm dreaming, or maybe it alreadyexists, or maybe it's too early ?Anyway, thanks a lot for this refreshing way of using _javascript_ ! --Philippe JadinThinkedit, a flexibledata and contentmanagement system :http://www.thinkedit.org___ jQuery mailing listdiscuss@jquery.comhttp://jquery.com/discuss/ ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
Re: [jQuery] Intro + suggestion (plugin repository)
Very good news! Having this kind of official repository would be a big plus for jquery vs the other frameworks. The infrastructure work already done for jquery is amazing Philippe On 10/18/06, Blair McKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Previous threads have brought this up and the response from John has been: It's in the works. Blair -- Philippe Jadin Thinkedit, a flexible data and content management system : http://www.thinkedit.org ___ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
