New Site
Wed, 02/17/2010 - 00:11 — Aneurysm9
I've put up a real, honest-to-goodness CMS on the site and hopefully the migration has gone well. I'd like to use this space in the future to enable more collaboration around G15Tools development. Your forum credentials should provide access to the new site. Let me know what you think.
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nice work! A good visibility
nice work!
A good visibility starts whith a good visual :)
Login works as expected. The fields were even already filled in.
There is some issues with the forum. the answers appears as comments. BBcode doesnt seems to works.
It lacks some contrast from post to post. It's hard to say whose post i'am reading at first sight.
Good to hear the user
Good to hear the user migration was painless. The forums are a slightly different paradigm, but I like the fact that they offer threaded replies. I'll look into whether the theme can be updated to alternate background colors between posts. I thought I had enabled the BBcode input filter, I'll double check that.
Download Section
I think you should have used Joomla, it is easier to configure, and has most beautiful designs!
I miss a downloads section, and a page with the "Hello World" using the G15Composer.
Joomla
I didn't really give much consideration to which CMS to use. Several people I work with have said many good things about Drupal in the past and the phpBB migration seemed pretty painless when I did a dry run. I didn't have much issue with configuration, but then again, I develop a proprietary CMS as part of my day job, so the learning curve was shortened a bit.
I'll add a link to the downloads page on SourceForge and start replacing the content that was on the old page. I'm sure I can get a "Hello World" example out tonight, if I can remember how to do it myself :)
Joomla and G15Composer
Well, I work with Joomla, and I think he has much more variety of templates and components that increase functionality, but well if you knew Drupal, and it was easier that way, congratulations.
About G15Composer I need something more than the example of the manual in the section "Basic usage", something like a tutorial on how to display images, or menus to interact with the user, etc. But for now I'll settle with a "hello world" that works. Because which appears in the manual, not working for me.
You can't interact with the
You can't interact with the user with g15composer. It can only display information and won't register keypresses on the buttons below the LCD. For that you need to communicate with libg15/g15daemon & libg15render.
And have you a good tutorial
And have you a good tutorial for that, or somewhere to search information and examples about it?
The manual pages and looking
The manual pages and looking at already written apps is your best bet I'm afraid, but it won't take long to understand how to write for libg15render if you know C.
Also g15composer can display images, but you can't register the keyevents required to build a menu.
I do not see any error in the man page, so what didn't work for you?