Cool, I got the carousel. Regarding issues, I know where to find them (bookmarked) and when I get better I'll try and contribute. The first one I would look at is the problem with the waiter when using requestHtml. I will be needing that, so I may understand that problem sooner rather then later.
On the carousel, what would have to be done to it to be worthy of being included in more or clientside. If you want to through me a challenge regarding its functionality let me know. I am new to JS but not all programing, I should be able to get reasonably good in not too much time. BTW Anybody else out there interested in the carousel? If so, I'm open to a challenge regarding its functionality. Might be a good way to learn and contribute at the same time. It may take me a bit of time though. I would think that SimpleCarousel would be super popular. Are they cheesy to use or buggy? What's the problem? Please, anybody respond, I would like to meet some people and hear their thoughts. In particular I would be very interested in reading about how you learned to use mootools/JavaScript. What was your AHA! moment? You know, that little piece of information/concept/analogy/metaphor that pulled it all together for you? How do you conceptualize mootools/ JavaScript programing that you find helpful? Usually the way I learn I can first actually know all I need to know, and typically significantly more then what I *need* to know, but often still feel lost in the whole subject until I can finally find a way to conceptualize the material in a way that gives me a deep understanding of how various components are related and interact. Then, and concurrently, I try and practice/doing. Often I will produce a sort of "document", similar to a mind map or concept summary of sorts. I'm planing one for mootools and will share it when it's time. Almost always after I hit that point I get very, very good. Until then though, I always have this sense of feeling lost. Usually how I accomplish this is by reading several texts, listening to, or reading what others have to say and create my own "understanding". I need to come at it from all angles, or as many as possible. I hope to hear/ read of your experience with mootools/JavaScript or even web app development in general too. I would especially be grateful if you can relate to what I am saying and take a few minutes to share. Regards to all, Rick ps I never use Gmail so if you send me something there I will not see it. I only have an account to go with my SE Xperia X10 android phone (which I like very much btw). On Jun 20, 10:53 pm, Aaron Newton <[email protected]> wrote: > > I'm quite surprised that it has been dropped, seems like something > > that would be quite popular. I guess when someone is more advanced > > they could make their own with smooth scroll and such. Maybe I'll > > give that a shot too. > > There are carousel's in the Forge and frankly I haven't needed one in > several years. It's just not something I want to maintain. If someone else > wants to, I'm happy to see them take it. > > > What about demos that don't seem to work? Should I submit those > > somewhere? > > I'm updating all of them now. > > > Also, is there a list somewhere with things that need to be done to? > > If someone wants to contribute in some way what kind of things could > > they do? I'd like a chance to contribute somehow if possible. > > https://github.com/anutron/clientcide/issues
