> Gentlemen, > > On 3/26/11 6:51 PM, Marc Weber wrote: > > The low entry point can only be achieved by > > - teaching its theory (eg give hints about which books to read) > > - write many tutorials. > > To this end, I finally got around to starting something I've been > intending to do for some time, which is restructuring my > (long-since-abandoned) 'UrBlog' application into a tutorial-style > project. I figure that while the example applications on the Ur/Web > site are helpful, they perhaps do not give a novice user the full > picture of how to develop idiomatic Ur/Web code to achieve a complete > application. I'm hoping to go some way towards this goal. >
Good idea! Much more constructive than my vague notions of possible "future directions". > http://www.expdev.net/urtutorial/ > > There is almost nothing there (yet), but it is still being actively > developed. My intention is to basically demonstrate how to develop the > basics of the application, and then how Ur/Web encourages code re-use > (by employing the CRUD example to create an editor interface). > > Finally, I was hoping to demonstrate how to "theme" an application with > minimal modification to the code. > > The source for this tutorial is in Git: > > https://github.com/gian/urtutorial > > I would be very interested in talking to anyone who might be willing to > contribute towards this (or some complementary) effort. > I would be interested in contributing :) > Thanks, > > Gian _______________________________________________ Ur mailing list [email protected] http://www.impredicative.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/ur
