Adapting YUI for Seaside

> The initial release simply creates a library with no moving
> parts.  If added to your application (must go first, as
> indicated in the comments), you get the YUI
> "reset-css-grid-basic" combination loaded from the Yahoo
> servers.  (One of my goals is to ensure that I can also serve
> these locally similar to
> Scriptalicious.)  Add the indicated markup, and you have
> yourself a nice 100%-wide cross-browser normalized layout.  
> (Another near goal is to add a brush to hide the page layout
> mechanics.)
>

> Since this is needed by a client, I'll be making rapid
> releases, but driven specifically by client requirements.  If
> you have an interest in working on this with me, please send
> me private email, and I'll set up a list or something.
>
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> Hi Randal,
>
>         some questions,
>
> > I've started http://www.squeaksource.com/YUISeaside.html as a
> > project to adapt YUI constructs for Seaside, in a manner
> > similar to (but without conflict with, I hope) the
> > Scriptalicious libraries already available.
> >
> Are you using the Scriptaculous js serializer or you achieve js code in some
> other way?
>
> > The initial release simply creates a library with no moving
> > parts.  If added to your application (must go first, as
> > indicated in the comments), you get the YUI
> > "reset-css-grid-basic" combination loaded from the Yahoo
> > servers.  (One of my goals is to ensure that I can also serve
> > these locally similar to
> > Scriptalicious.)  Add the indicated markup, and you have
> > yourself a nice 100%-wide cross-browser normalized layout.
> > (Another near goal is to add a brush to hide the page layout
> > mechanics.)
> >
> This normalized layout is arbitrarily composable? Can you make one layouted
> component inside another?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Sebastian
>
>
> > Since this is needed by a client, I'll be making rapid
> > releases, but driven specifically by client requirements.  If
> > you have an interest in working on this with me, please send
> > me private email, and I'll set up a list or something.
> >
> > --
> > Randal L. Schwartz - Stonehenge Consulting Services, Inc. -
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> >>>>> "Hugh" == Hugh Willson <[hidden email]> writes:
>
> Hugh> Randal, I also have one very important question - any chance of you
> Hugh> and O'Reilly getting together to put out a Seaside book?  That would
> Hugh> be quite excellent! :-)
>
> I can't comment on specific work in progress or recent conversations I've had
> in this area.  :-)  (Hi Chris!)
>
> However, Stonehenge is definitely working on industrial-grade presentations,
> consulting collateral, and training materials for Seaside.  The more I see of
> what Seaside is doing and how it's built and the great team of people
> contributing to it, the more I'm convinced that it can be the next RoR, or
> better.  And I'm betting a significant portion of Stonehenge's R&D on it in
> 2008.
>
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>
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