On Sat, 30 Jan 2010, Frank Stelzer wrote:
> How did you do that in your cases? Did you manage two parallel code
> bases for your css and js which did almost the same thing?
Its possible to reuse old stylesheets and JS, at least initially, but to
optimize and remove unused code, you might find
Hi,
I have the same problem. The most tricky part in our case is, that the
new symfony rendered parts have to feel and look like the old rendered
parts.
How did you do that in your cases? Did you manage two parallel code
bases for your css and js which did almost the same thing?
Frank
On Sat, 30 Jan 2010, alessandro cinelli wrote:
> No, it's a huge bad written dynamic site :(
Is it straight PHP or some other framework?
> how can i do that?
> I tought to write a custom routing class, one that holds the old site parts
> and one for the new one.
I would take a subset of fun
On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 2:20 PM, Eno wrote:
> On Fri, 29 Jan 2010, alessandro cinelli wrote:
>
> > I'm doing a huge refactor of an existing big site and i would like to
> port
> > it to symfony.
> > The problem is that i can't wait to full migrate the site to symfony
> > framework before going l
On Fri, 29 Jan 2010, alessandro cinelli wrote:
> I'm doing a huge refactor of an existing big site and i would like to port
> it to symfony.
> The problem is that i can't wait to full migrate the site to symfony
> framework before going live, but I have to do it step by step, small
> integrations
Hi,
I'm doing a huge refactor of an existing big site and i would like to port
it to symfony.
The problem is that i can't wait to full migrate the site to symfony
framework before going live, but I have to do it step by step, small
integrations and refactors like dailymotion case history.
What i
