Lift Coding Standard/Best Practices Documentation

[Samuel Malloy]

Hi guys,

The company I work for is looking to standardize its toolset for Software Development, and I wish to put forward Lift to be considered as the company's web development framework. We have been using Scala/Lift on one project for roughly a year now, picking up the framework as we go. We were going to start formalizing our own best practices and 'coding standards' basing on our lessons learnt, before starting to push Lift to the company properly.

Before we start re-inventing the wheel (and in some ways incorrectly i'm sure), can anybody point me to some established documentation?

Any guidence in this area would be very much appreciated.

Thanks

Sam

[Diego Medina]

I don;t think we have any formal lift official best practice, but
having one would be great.

I would say that if you could start one (anywhere you feel more
confortable (github/assembla wiki/etc), then we can all contribute.
From the top of my head (at least the things that I personally try to
maintain), is to use the data-lift instead of the class attribute to
do Lift binding, no html in scala code,, css transformation instead of
the old bind style.

Thanks

Diego

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