jopas

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   by jopas 16y ago

   Thanks for the new link vlisivka.
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   by jopas 16y ago

   Thanks infocaptor! Do you know the name of the Eclipse plugin by any chance, I'd be very interested in having a look? For a less busy example, try www.apple.com :)
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   by jopas 16y ago

   Yes indeed, and Wirify doesn't really help you there :) However here's some of the situations where it might be useful: http://www.volkside.com/2010/12/introducing-wirify-the-web-a...
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   by jopas 16y ago

   Very interesting, thanks for posting! Do you have author or other details for the original source?
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   by jopas 16y ago

   The Wirify terms of use are outlined here: http://www.volkside.com/tools/wirify/#terms-of-use As for guarantees on being around, there certainly aren't any, but hey it's the internet right :)
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   by jopas 16y ago

   Fair points seancron. Wirify is already skipping quite a few HTML elements in its processing, however it certainly works better on some sites than others. I've found that proper 'semantic markup' also gives better results than old school ta
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   by jopas 16y ago

   Good points prawn. Certainly if someone was to 'rip' an existing website design wouldn't they just grab the HTML+CSS directly? Wirify is definitely not intended, nor useful, for that.
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   by jopas 16y ago

   Spot on keyle, website redesign is one of the key uses we're pitching Wirify for.
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   by jopas 16y ago

   Hi zachallaun, please see my response to mcantor below - hope that clarifies a bit.
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    by jopas 16y ago

    Mcantor, that's a fair question, please see "Why would anyone want to do that?" in my original introduction: http://www.volkside.com/2010/12/introducing-wirify-the-web-a... Matt1, jMockups sounds cool, I'll have to have another look. We a