Hi..
Do you know Management Toolkit -GUI- to use Smarty?
Enterprise Development with PHP
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- Maugrim_The_Reaper
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Re: Enterprise Development with PHP
If you mean is there a wysiwyg editor for Smarty Templates, the closest is Dreamweaver. However, you need to configure Smarty specifically for that: http://smarty.incutio.com/?page=SmartyF ... stions#idephpist wrote:Hi..
Do you know Management Toolkit -GUI- to use Smarty?
jEdit apparently also has some form of support for it acording to the next question on that FAQ.
Personally, I highly recommend NOT using an IDE/GUI editor, as templates are NOT html - they are templates.
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Re: Enterprise Development with PHP
My templates are effectively HTML, smarty templates aren't however. Hmm... might think about open sourcing this technique I use to template... prob already been done a thousand times and I didn't know itRoja wrote:If you mean is there a wysiwyg editor for Smarty Templates, the closest is Dreamweaver. However, you need to configure Smarty specifically for that: http://smarty.incutio.com/?page=SmartyF ... stions#idephpist wrote:Hi..
Do you know Management Toolkit -GUI- to use Smarty?
jEdit apparently also has some form of support for it acording to the next question on that FAQ.
Personally, I highly recommend NOT using an IDE/GUI editor, as templates are NOT html - they are templates.
Re: Enterprise Development with PHP
There is definitely a range that includes pure html, pure php, smarty, and other template systems. Every developer seems to have their own sweet spot on that range, and personally, I think its a matter of taste - no one is wrong.d11wtq wrote:My templates are effectively HTML, smarty templates aren't however. Hmm... might think about open sourcing this technique I use to template... prob already been done a thousand times and I didn't know itHint, standard HTML comments, front controllers adhering to a small API (really small) and, the rest I have in code
Smarty just happens to hit the sweet spot for a fairly large number of people (me included). Personally, the fact that Yahoo uses Smarty to me makes it very attractive - I'm using something that obviously works and scales well, AND I'm building my resume at the same time.
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