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by laktek 14y ago
Aloha handles Tables perfectly (including merge/split of rows & columns, plus pasting from Microsoft Word). Check the demo - http://aloha-editor.org/builds/development/latest/src/demo/b...
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by laktek 14y ago
On a side note, it's worth mentioning W3C has a working group to standardize in-browser HTML editing ( http://dvcs.w3.org/hg/editing/raw-file/tip/editing.html ). The spec is still not settled, but safe to use as a guideline for an implement
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by laktek 14y ago
Depends on the use case. If you are using it in as a website authoring tool, it makes sense to store the rich-edit user input as HTML itself. However, in a scenario like commenting or composing a message (where only limited editing options
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Rapidly Prototyping Web Applications with Punch(laktek.com)
2 points by laktek 14y ago|0 comments
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Rapidly Prototyping Web Applications with Punch(laktek.com)
3 points by laktek 14y ago|0 comments
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Create Quick HTML5 Presentations with Punch(laktek.com)
21 points by laktek 14y ago|4 comments
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Create Quick HTML5 Presentations with Punch(laktek.com)
1 points by laktek 14y ago|0 comments
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by laktek 14y ago
It's just a convenience (and most *nix Systems comes with Python). You can open the generated file in browser by giving only the file path (but then stuff such as AJAX won't work).
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by laktek 15y ago
Complexity depends a lot on the structure you would choose. It would be easy to handle a scenario like you mention by using both static page generation and client-side rendering. Email me if you got any specific questions in using Punch for
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by laktek 15y ago
Like many other static site generators it doesn't separate content from the layout, which is a trouble when it comes to maintenance.
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by laktek 15y ago
HTML, CSS and JavaScript is the 3 most basic web technologies related technologies one could learn (check the courses in Codecademy - http://www.codecademy.com/courses/type/all/lang/web ). But the currently available tools often requires p
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by laktek 15y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll update "What is Punch" section with more elaboration.
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by laktek 15y ago
Yeah, I agree. It was a quick demo I put together. I would do a more elaborative one using the HTML5 boilerplate. BTW, the Punch's site ( http://laktek.github.com/punch ) is created using Punch itself (if it impresses you)
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by laktek 15y ago
Punch generates static HTML pages using Mustache and JSON, which can be served from a server. Apart from that Punch's renderer can also be used on client-side to render dynamic content. This is elaborated with an example, in the blog post.
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by laktek 15y ago
Let me clarify, Punch can be used both as a static site generator and as well as a client side renderer. Actually, the client-side rendering capability comes as a nice side effect of Punch being written in JavaScript. Screencast was created
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by laktek 15y ago
On most sites few dynamic blocks needs to be rendered on client side (eg. Tweets, Recent blog posts, etc). These are normally canonical content and doesn't mean much for SEO. Main page blocks should be rendered into HTML and served from the
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by laktek 15y ago
Fixed. Thanks for spotting it.
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Show HN: Punch - A Fun and Easy Way to Build Modern Websites(laktek.com)
91 points by laktek 15y ago|33 comments
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Concurrency is not Parallelism (it's better)(concur.rspace.googlecode.com)
6 points by laktek 15y ago|1 comments
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by laktek 15y ago
Where's Go??
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A Few cURL Tips for Daily Use(laktek.com)
3 points by laktek 15y ago|0 comments
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Functions in Go(laktek.com)
2 points by laktek 15y ago|0 comments
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by laktek 15y ago
I had been using very similar technique in my blog ( http://laktek.com ), for excerpts and posts lists. Actually, I believe all contents in a site should have a ranking and loaded depending on the context.
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Learning Go - Interfaces & Reflections(laktek.com)
1 points by laktek 15y ago|0 comments
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An Introduction to Interfaces in Golang(laktek.com)
3 points by laktek 15y ago|0 comments
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by laktek 15y ago
It seems Chrome actually implements the old proxy API, not the new direct proxy API. It has the old Proxy.create() instead of Proxy.for(), which is the way to define a proxy as per direct proxy API. So if anyone wants to implement proxies i
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Stack on Go - A Wrapper for Stack Exchange API(laktek.com)
3 points by laktek 15y ago|0 comments
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Stack on Go - A Wrapper for Stack Exchange API(laktek.com)
1 points by laktek 15y ago|0 comments
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by laktek 15y ago
Absolutely, that was the first impression I also got when reading the post. Actually, its Go's standard packages which matches most of these expectations.
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Understanding Types in Golang(laktek.com)
49 points by laktek 15y ago|2 comments

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