CheatSheet and Poster from EuroPython 2012

[Alessandro Molina]

For anyone interested The TurboGears2 CheatSheet and the TurboGears2
Poster from EuroPython 2012 are now available for download inside the
documentation page on the turbogears.org website.

[WebmasterLab]

Please, if possible, direct link... And. I have try TG 2.2, announced here. Very hard to edit source site page. So much everything I don't needed...

пятница, 6 июля 2012 г., 21:55:54 UTC+4 пользователь Alessandro Molina написал:

[Christoph Zwerschke]

Am 07.07.2012 14:01, schrieb WebmasterLab:
> Please, if possible, direct link... And. I have try TG 2.2, announced
> here. Very hard to edit source site page. So much everything I don't
> needed...

If you're talking about the quickstart templates, I think there is a
--minimal option which creates a much simpler project.

Links are here:

http://unstable.tg.gy/EP2012/Cheatsheet.pdf
http://unstable.tg.gy/EP2012/Poster.pdf

The cheat sheet is very helpful, thanks Alessandro!

-- Christoph

[Alessandro Molina]

On Sat, Jul 7, 2012 at 5:36 PM, Christoph Zwerschke <ci...@online.de> wrote:
> Am 07.07.2012 14:01, schrieb WebmasterLab:
>
>> Please, if possible, direct link... And. I have try TG 2.2, announced
>> here. Very hard to edit source site page. So much everything I don't
>> needed...
>
>
> If you're talking about the quickstart templates, I think there is a
> --minimal option which creates a much simpler project.
>

Actually the comment really surprises me as the new quickstart has a
lot less files than the old one.
So should be less noise and files to delete.

Comparing the various quickstart on html, css, images and javascript
files the numbers are:
2.1 quickstart -> 37 files
2.1 --minimal quickstart -> 20 files
2.2 quickstart -> 19 files

As you can see the new quickstart has even less files that the old one
in minimal mode, and this is the reason why the --minimal option also
got removed in 2.2

[WebmasterLab]

I just 3 month use Turbogear. Turbogear 2.1 template for me much easier to edit... May be I don't understand something. I am editing CSS files with my hands and my mind, as I can, not using editors pages or something like this. It better for me. I was scared, when so all those mountains of  code (I am talking about CSS files only), which I not saw in Turbogear 2.1. For me more simple work with Turbogear 2.1... I am more than year working in web-development, may be I don't understand something. 

суббота, 7 июля 2012 г., 23:49:21 UTC+4 пользователь Alessandro Molina написал:

[WebmasterLab]

Thank you!

суббота, 7 июля 2012 г., 19:36:52 UTC+4 пользователь Christoph Zwerschke написал:

[Michael Pedersen]

Alessandro: Would you have any issues with my uploading these two PDFs right onto the turbogears.org server?

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[Alessandro Molina]

Feel free to upload them on the turbogears.org server, I didn't do it
just because I didn't have an account.

[Michael Pedersen]

Thanks, Alessandro. I've uploaded them now, and changed the docs page to point to them on the main server.

[Moritz Schlarb]

The bootstrap.css file is of course quite huge, since it is a whole css framework (http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/). You should probably better not edit this css file but instead create your own one and put your modifications there.
The bootstrap documentation can be quite helpful to identify objects/styles that you might want to use!