Hi Dan,
I know exactly where you are coming from.
I am sorta new to the web development scene and originally
bounced from webmacro to freemarker to velocity, and ended
up using Turbine with Velocity.
Turbine really does take 80% of the effort out of building a
web site, not to mention all the extremely useful and rich
featured services it has available.
I'm sure there are many others who have similar stories to mine.
I would call my web site page-centric, as the Turbine 2.1
security model forced me to have a java class for each page, and
its straight forward to populate the velocity context in the class
that sits behind each page...
Regards,
Patrick.
Quoting Dan Bachelder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I'm rather new to the velocity scene...
>
> I was kind of wondering about how people design to use the velocity in
> their
> web apps?
>
> do you use a servlet to sit in front and serve all the pages? do you
> design
> modules based on like-content? do you use a page-centric view? or
> something
> completely different?
>
> discussion or resources are welcome... thanks.
>
> dan
>
>
