On 30/03/06, Matthew Pressly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > We have about 8-10 e-commerce sites to build. The sites all need > customized look and feel, and we would really like to use TT2 as > the base templating engine because we have experience with it, and > it has worked very well for us on other projects. > > We're looking for ways to reduce the amount of coding that we > have to do to build these sites, and especially the coding > needed to build an administrative backend to allow people to > edit content, products, upload images, change prices, edit > info pages, etc.. but haven't found anything that is TT2-based > that really addresses that.
Maypole? Most of the next (2.11) release is in svn, and pre-releases should be available on cpan in the next week or so. I have a couple of ecommerce sites running on Maypole v 2.10 (in cpan), and it saved me a lot of work, one of them uses a non-maypole frontend, the other is maypole backend and frontend - both sites share the same underlying CDBI classes and code like pagers, authentication, as well as the database, etc. cheers, A. _______________________________________________ templates mailing list [email protected] http://lists.template-toolkit.org/mailman/listinfo/templates
