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This looks fantastic! Please could you write some words aimed at potential recruits to qbix? What to expect, what not to expect. I noticed, in scanning your sit
by strongai 11y ago
This looks fantastic! Please could you write some words aimed at potential recruits to qbix? What to expect, what not to expect. I noticed, in scanning your site quickly (... I think all content should bear the 'scanning user' in mind, but that's another topic) that php is mentioned. What php knowledge is required? What JS knowledge is required? Make it easy for people (I mean really, visitors who are pre-tutorial) to decide if they have the wherewithal for it to be worth them making a modest commitment to take it for a test drive.
- EGreg 11y agoYou can put together a site with hardly any PHP knowledge. Just place reusable componenets on pages, or widgets that connect to ready-made backends... but then you don't really need this framework. But if you have some basic PHP knowledge, you'd create more pages, and perhaps some backend actions. As far as the PHP and JS knowledge, see http://qbix.com/platform/guide http://qbix.com/platform/guide The more PHP and JS you know, the more you can do. Unlike React and Angular, though, everything is named in a super-straightforward way, like Q.page and Q.Tool and tool.children() etc. So you just go ahead and build your site and Qbix does a ton of things for you, like dynamically swapping out css/js as you navigate pages, takes care of history and routing, activates and removes tools and their associated events, lets you subscribe to exctly the events you need, and documents conventions you should use to play nice with everything else.