There is a bit of a controversy between plugins and engines right now
within the rails community.
That said, i think the right way to implement helper methods to
generate microformats is to use a plugin. If we could get a sense of
what we needed then it'd be pretty easy to setup. The question is
what kind of api would it use. You'd have to set the kind of data you
wanted, then you could pass that object / variables to the helper and
it'd output the right html.
-rabble
On Aug 31, 2006, at 4:56 PM, Dr. Ernie Prabhakar wrote:
Hi Kevin,
On Aug 31, 2006, at 4:49 PM, Kevin Marks wrote:
However, lots and lots of Rails apps have the idea of people,
places and events, for example, and at the moment there are
thousands of developers constructing their own schemas for these.
In the microformat world, we have some nice, tested default
schemas for these that come with very tangible external benefits -
interoperation with Outlook, iCal and so on.
Could building higher-level abstractions for these common
datatypes into Rails be advantageous?
If I have my terminology correct, would this be appropriate for a
Rails Engine?
http://rails-engines.org/
-- Ernie P.
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