John T. Settino wrote: > For those who do enjoy/understand type-based systems, DomTool2 is probably > a breeze, but for those of us who have no interest, it is a huge pain in > the ass to have to research documentation to do simple things. >
Yes, Domtool 2 is only easy to learn for people with experience programming in Haskell and ML. If you're into programming, that's a good kind of experience to develop, though. ;) Still, I've never claimed that I'm expecting most members to be able to learn the details of Domtool 2 using just the documentation on our wiki. That's why there's the examples page. I just like to tantalize folks with the possibility of a much cleaner understanding of the big picture, in hopes of making some converts. ;) > FWIW, I'm doing something very similar to Michal on another server with > just a simple line in an .htaccess. Anything that you can do in a single line in a .htaccess file can also be done in a single line in Domtool 2, because it's possible to define a function encapsulating whatever configuration is needed. Suggestions for such functions that we should add to our standard library are welcome. _______________________________________________ HCoop-Help mailing list [email protected] https://lists.hcoop.net/listinfo/hcoop-help
