On 10/20/10 3:24 PM, Lukas Kahwe Smith wrote:
On 20.10.2010, at 15:19, Thibault D wrote:
From what I know about template/CSS writers, we always need custom
HTML. Defaults are never good enough, even for small HTML parts like
the login form element.
In my current bundles, templates are just examples, designed to be
completely overwritten at application level.
We could provide more granular partials to make small parts reusable,
yes. For some bundles it may make sense.
yeah .. like i said in many cases you need to customize, but more granularity
will make this easier.
also the "conclusion" of the twig vs php template discussion was that both are equal, but
i guess we do favor twig now for Bundle templates? or do we "expect" Bundle authors to
provide both? or do we not care?
I think we need to make Twig the best-practice for third-party bundles.
Fabien
regards,
Lukas Kahwe Smith
[email protected]
PS: I am well aware that especially DoctrineUserBundle has already seen quite a
bit of changes to Symfony2 core in its life time, so just to make clear, i am
not knocking the Bundle and we (Liip) are of course prepared to chip in .. for
example in porting things to twig and separating the templates a bit.
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