when started working with turbine a few weeks ago it was really hard for me to get in again. again means that i have been working with the code adapting the jyve-FAQ-system approximately three years ago. the mailing list was a good help - also the docs are much more explaining than in former times ;-) but what is really missing is something like a book describing how to develop webapps using turbine. so in that field it was really interesting reading such an article - it would be really nice to have a section in the docu where there are pointers to articles or maybe research docs of students explaing it from another point of view.
...just a suggestion!
-- daniel
Robert Isaac wrote:
I agree with Robles. It's a really robust article, that goes into some real depth (considering the space).
I suggest we point to it, as a reference from teh turbine site.
-Robert
On Wed, 26 Feb 2003 Robles, Rogelio wrote :
Definitely the line "Turbine is a key new project..." is a baaad opening line for an article about Turbine, yep.
But I found the article surprisingly deep (for a magazine), well written and
nice with beginners.
Also, it seems that the author has a bunch of published books about web technologies.
It will be good to add it as a reference in the Turbine site.
Rogelio
> -----Original Message----- > From: Laurie Harper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 4:13 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: FYI: Recommended reading for beginners > > > Having read the article, did you find it technically accurate and > informative? I read the first page or so and decided I didn't > have much > confidence in the author. I mean, he starts out by describing > Turbine as > new when it's been around what, at least two or three years now... > > L.
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