Haml-based Sites
Hampton
First, there is Robin Ward's http://forumwarz.com/ --- super
addictive internet-meme game. Get on the waiting list... its totally
worth it. He's been slaving on it for a year and has been a Haml
supporter for a while. It also uses Sass. Check out the beautiful
stylesheets! http://forumwarz.com/stylesheets/merged/application-common-welcome.css
Secondly, Mike Ferrier, Anthony Watts and Pete Forde from Unspace have
launched a fantastic iPhone web-app for TheScore.com to keep track of
sports information. You can check it out on your Apple phone OR
through your web browser at http://iphone.thescore.com/ --- 100%
Haml, 100% Sass.
Thirdly, Shawn Allison and myself have been slaving away at
Ziplocal.com for a couple of months now. I've very, very proud of this
app. It is built with 100% Haml, 100% Sass, and 100% make_resourceful
(at least for the front-end). http://www.ziplocal.com --- remember,
its only Canadian listings though.
Anyone else launching any Haml apps soon? --- or did it recently and
want to advertise?
-hampton.
Geoff Evason
entirely Haml. The only parts that aren't haml are some custom
embedded javascript that was just easier to do in rhtml. I'm a big
haml fan and have recommended it to other rails developers I know.
I didn't use Sass (though I really would have liked to) because a most
of the styles were done by an outsourcer and trying to get them set up
with a sass editor and compiler would have been too much of an
undertaking.
The site is http://www.MomentVille.com. It is an app where couples
can build their own personal wedding website.
On Nov 2, 4:33 am, Hampton <hcat...@gmail.com> wrote:
> So, this week has been a huge week for Haml based sites being launched.
>
> First, there is Robin Ward'shttp://forumwarz.com/ --- super
> addictive internet-meme game. Get on the waiting list... its totally
> worth it. He's been slaving on it for a year and has been a Haml
> supporter for a while. It also uses Sass. Check out the beautiful
> stylesheets!http://forumwarz.com/stylesheets/merged/application-common-welcome.css
>
> Secondly, Mike Ferrier, Anthony Watts and Pete Forde from Unspace have
> launched a fantastic iPhone web-app for TheScore.com to keep track of
> sports information. You can check it out on your Apple phone OR
> through your web browser athttp://iphone.thescore.com/ --- 100%
> Haml, 100% Sass.
>
> Thirdly, Shawn Allison and myself have been slaving away at
> Ziplocal.com for a couple of months now. I've very, very proud of this
> app. It is built with 100% Haml, 100% Sass, and 100% make_resourceful
> (at least for the front-end).http://www.ziplocal.com--- remember,
s.ross
> The only parts that aren't haml are some custom
> embedded javascript that was just easier to do in rhtml.
Sorry you didn't know about the inline javascript filters. You could
have been rhtml-free! There are two of these filters. I put mine in a
pastie-- http://pastie.caboo.se/113852. Stick the code in lib/
inline_javascript.rb. Stick this code at the end of your environment.rb:
require 'inline_javascript'
Haml::Template.options = {
:filters => {
'inline_javascript' => Haml::Filters::InlineJavascript
}
}
Usage is:
:inline_javascript
function show_blue_screen_of_death() {
// do stuff
}
%h1 your keen haml page
#content
other stuff
Geoff Evason
On Nov 4, 3:41 pm, "s.ross" <cwdi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Nov 3, 2007, at 3:28 PM, Geoff Evason wrote:
>
> > The only parts that aren't haml are some custom
> > embedded javascript that was just easier to do in rhtml.
>
> Sorry you didn't know about the inline javascript filters. You could
> have been rhtml-free! There are two of these filters. I put mine in a
> pastie--http://pastie.caboo.se/113852. Stick the code in lib/
John Philip Green
We launched http://languify.com/ a couple days ago which is 100% Haml
and Sass. Booyah! Woop woop woop!!!
John
On Nov 1, 12:33 pm, Hampton <hcat...@gmail.com> wrote:
> So, this week has been a huge week for Haml based sites being launched.
>
> First, there is Robin Ward'shttp://forumwarz.com/ --- super
> addictive internet-meme game. Get on the waiting list... its totally
> worth it. He's been slaving on it for a year and has been a Haml
> supporter for a while. It also uses Sass. Check out the beautiful
> stylesheets!http://forumwarz.com/stylesheets/merged/application-common-welcome.css
>
> Secondly, Mike Ferrier, Anthony Watts and Pete Forde from Unspace have
> launched a fantastic iPhone web-app for TheScore.com to keep track of
> sports information. You can check it out on your Apple phone OR
> through your web browser athttp://iphone.thescore.com/ --- 100%
> Haml, 100% Sass.
>
> Thirdly, Shawn Allison and myself have been slaving away at
> Ziplocal.com for a couple of months now. I've very, very proud of this
> app. It is built with 100% Haml, 100% Sass, and 100% make_resourceful
> (at least for the front-end).http://www.ziplocal.com--- remember,
casey
worth mentioning cause it is all Haml and we're doing 1,000,000 page
views a day (we've got about 35,000 beta users at the moment)
It is sort of a combination organizational tool, index/database,
forum, and community site for knitters and crocheters.
On Nov 1, 12:33 pm, Hampton <hcat...@gmail.com> wrote:
> So, this week has been a huge week for Haml based sites being launched.
>
> First, there is Robin Ward'shttp://forumwarz.com/ --- super
> addictive internet-meme game. Get on the waiting list... its totally
> worth it. He's been slaving on it for a year and has been a Haml
> supporter for a while. It also uses Sass. Check out the beautiful
> stylesheets!http://forumwarz.com/stylesheets/merged/application-common-welcome.css
>
> Secondly, Mike Ferrier, Anthony Watts and Pete Forde from Unspace have
> launched a fantastic iPhone web-app for TheScore.com to keep track of
> sports information. You can check it out on your Apple phone OR
> through your web browser athttp://iphone.thescore.com/ --- 100%
> Haml, 100% Sass.
>
> Thirdly, Shawn Allison and myself have been slaving away at
> Ziplocal.com for a couple of months now. I've very, very proud of this
> app. It is built with 100% Haml, 100% Sass, and 100% make_resourceful
> (at least for the front-end).http://www.ziplocal.com--- remember,
Paul Dowman
Paul
John Philip Green
On Nov 9, 9:41 am, "Paul Dowman" <li...@pauldowman.com> wrote:
> We also launched (well, came out of beta) a Haml- and Sass-based site this
> week:http://www.gigpark.com/
>
> Paul
>
> On 11/1/07, Hampton <hcat...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > So, this week has been a huge week for Haml based sites being launched.
>
> > First, there is Robin Ward'shttp://forumwarz.com/ --- super
> > addictive internet-meme game. Get on the waiting list... its totally
> > worth it. He's been slaving on it for a year and has been a Haml
> > supporter for a while. It also uses Sass. Check out the beautiful
> > stylesheets!
> >http://forumwarz.com/stylesheets/merged/application-common-welcome.css
>
> > Secondly, Mike Ferrier, Anthony Watts and Pete Forde from Unspace have
> > launched a fantastic iPhone web-app for TheScore.com to keep track of
> > sports information. You can check it out on your Apple phone OR
> > through your web browser athttp://iphone.thescore.com/ --- 100%
> > Haml, 100% Sass.
>
> > Thirdly, Shawn Allison and myself have been slaving away at
> > Ziplocal.com for a couple of months now. I've very, very proud of this
> > app. It is built with 100% Haml, 100% Sass, and 100% make_resourceful
> > (at least for the front-end).http://www.ziplocal.com--- remember,
> > its only Canadian listings though.
>
> > Anyone else launching any Haml apps soon? --- or did it recently and
> > want to advertise?
>
> > -hampton.
>