Hi there!
Anything targeted to newbies is always welcome :))
From my personal point of view, a news blog is something interesting but
most of times not very usefull to a real newbie, e.g. someone like me
who comes from de JSP world and found cocoon never knowing nothing about
it.
If some efforts were made on simplifying the provided examples that would
be great, because instead of spending countless hours trying to understand
the examples dependencies, we could already be doing something!
On the other hand it would be great if the examples refered to the usage
of tools Lepido plugin for Eclipse to put Cocoon to work faster.And what
tools did people used when creating the xml+xsl files from the examples:
Xmlspy?, Dreamweaver?, Notepad? :P
Good luck for your blog anyway.
Greetings,
CarlosN.
On Sun, 29 May 2005, Mark Leicester wrote:
Hello,
I've started writing a "This week in Cocoon" column, over on
http://www.planetcocoon.com. Each week I'll be covering Cocoon community
news, digesting hot topics from the mailing lists, digging into the archives
to give you a bit of background information. It's intended to be
non-contentious news, targeted primarily at newbies looking to contextualise
what they read on the mailing lists.
Issue #1 is here: http://www.planetcocoon.com/en/node/2062. In it, I cover
the recent proposal to implement Cocoon's real blocks with OSGi (the
technology behind Eclipse's plugin architecture).
If there are others out there who would like to help out (i.e. summarising
discussions), please let me know and I'll give you blogging rights on Planet
Cocoon forthwith! Also, if you'd like to add a comment to what you read then
you'll need to log on. As I have mentioned before, if you have posted to this
mailing list in the last two months, there is probably already an account for
you at Planet Cocoon. To use it, all you need to do is request a new password
(at http://www.planetcocoon.com/user/password), and enter your usual email
address. A password will be emailed to you immediately.
English speaking RSS feeders can subscribe to
http://www.planetcocoon.com/en/blog/category/cocoon/feed.
What do you think?
Regards,
Mark
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