[uf-dev] JavaScript authoring tools initiative

[Drew McLellan]

Ok, it sounds like there's a few people interested.

Does anyone have any objection to setting up a project on Google Code
(which gives us lists + svn + a web presence for free)?

Also, I should state up front that any work contributed should be
licensed to the public domain, as per usual microformats
contributions.

Drew.

2009/7/7 David Janes <davidjanes at blogmatrix.com>:
> I actually made a substantial amount of progress toward something like
> this this last year. My intention was to write a system that
>
> * replaced the microformat creator apps
> * wordpress plug (i.e TinyMCE)
> * can look up information in databases before hitting a form
> * everything is flexible as possible, configuration wise
> * multiple outputs from the same form
>
> The demo I made has
>
> * TinyMCE plugins
> * fully open source
> * written Python
> * forms are based on InputEX
> * templates (for final presentation) based on trimpath
>
> I stopped working on this last year because
>
> * I wanted to really improve the way information gets looked up from
> APIs - I've made substantial progress on this, but it's not really
> integrated into this demo
> * I wanted to write Django for Javascript; this I haven't done, so
> Trimpath it is
>
> Here's the demo:
> http://code.davidjanes.com/genx/demo/tinymce/
>
> Note:
>
> * the hcard lookup is looking on Tantek's home page & my twitter page
> for hcards with a title matching whatever you enter - try "t",
> "tantek", "david" or whatever
> * "Simple" at the last step outputs a link; "Gencard" a whole div --
> this is all based on flexible templates
>
> If people are really interested, I can start explaining how to work with this.
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