Hi I want to ask you some questions with the objective of have a better idea. I'm on vacations but I feel it is important to make this clear from now. So, what are you planning:
1. A HTML5 Renderkit of existing components 2. A new component set with target HTML5 and JSF 2. 3. Something different. Based on on the previous question, you will need utility code that your components will use it. So where will you take it: 1. A new api (there is myfaces commons utils project so it would be great to do a clean and stable jsf utility api that other libraries could use it). 2. Just take myfaces shared code as tomahawk or orchestra or portlet bridge. This means repackage and copy that stuff 3. Take from trinidad or tobago. 4. Something different. If there is some component creation you will: 1. Only write html 5 components and do not replicate the basic ones. 2. Write all possible components, even if duplicates some existing components. 3. Something different. And 1. Use myfaces builder plugin 2. Use trinidad maven faces plugin 3. Use tobago apt plugin I think in my personal opinion myfaces commons is the right place to put this effort, but first we can handle this code outside and at the end integrate it in myfaces svn if the community agrees to. regards, Leonardo Uribe 2010/3/1 Ali Ok <[email protected]> > Hi, > > I've started working on HTML5 renderkit, which I will apply GSOC this year. > I haven't done much, just created the project, configured the builder > (modified Tomahawk's building procedure). > Now I am trying to determine what to implement and how people will use it > after we are done. So I am writing some example component codes to get your > ideas. > The project is hosted on Google Code: > http://code.google.com/p/myfaces-html5-starter/ > > I will appreciate some review on pages at: > > http://code.google.com/p/myfaces-html5-starter/source/browse/#svn/trunk/src/test/resources/tag-interface > Please note that, components are not implemented yet. Code on xhtml pages > are just trials. > > If anybody is interested, please feel free to send me your feedback :) > > Thanks, > Ali > > Sorry for duplicate post :( > > -- > My Blog: http://blog.aliok.com.tr > Twitter: http://twitter.com/aliok_tr >
