[uf-dev] JavaScript authoring tools initiative

André Luís andr3.pt at gmail.com
Mon Jul 6 14:37:58 PDT 2009


Hell yeah!

I've been musing over this for quite some time too. My particular
interest is in assuring that whichever tools end up being developed,
they should be easily translatable.

I'm available for any javascript coding and possibly even user testing
(as long as they're translated to Portuguese, which I'm willing to
do).

Where do I signup?
--
André Luís

On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 10:00 PM, Drew McLellan<drew.mclellan at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all
>
> Quite some time back, I authored a set of Dreamweaver extensions
> (which are mostly JavaScript with HTML/CSS front end) for doing some
> basic microformats authoring. They were well received, although they
> could use a refresh before too long.
>
> Yesterday, Brian Suda pinged me with the idea of porting the
> functionality to TinyMCE plugins. TinyMCE is a WYSIWYG editor that can
> be extended with JavaScript w/ HTML/CSS front ends. From recent
> experience working with WYSIWYG editors for another project, it seems
> a lot of these editors work the same way.
>
> The APIs are going to be different between all these uses, but so much
> of the hard work with user interfaces and core JavaScript is going to
> be shared.
>
> I figured it might be a good idea to formally put together an initiative to:
>
> a) develop some core JavaScript routines for gathering and publishing
> microformats
> b) design and build out good quality user interfaces to front the code
> c) look at actually implementing that as plugins for common tools
>
> I could seed the project with the DW extensions I've already written
> and we could go from there.
>
> Is anyone working on anything like this at the moment?
>
> If I were to get the ball rolling, would anyone be interested in
> helping out? We'd need a mix of code and UX design skills.
>
> drew.
>
> --
> Drew McLellan
> http://allinthehead.com/
> _______________________________________________
> microformats-dev mailing list
> microformats-dev at microformats.org
> http://microformats.org/mailman/listinfo/microformats-dev
>



More information about the microformats-dev mailing list