Post pobrano z: Bricolage: A Full Featured & Perl-Powered CMS

Bricolage is an open-source and enterprise-class content management system that makes creating, managing and publishing content very easy.

It is built with Perl, uses MySQL or PostgreSQL for storing data and has a powerful templating system (Mason, Template Toolkit, or PHP).

With the help of this templating system and the flexibility offered on every step, it is possible to build any type of websites.

Bricolage has a group and permission based user management system that eases working as a team where some users can be editors, others being designers, etc.

Besides many other standard CMS features, there is a very handy and built-in alert system which can be setup for many events like an article going online, being edited, etc. to get notified instantly.

Also, there is a well-documented API which enables you to pull and push any type of data from the system.

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Post pobrano z: jQuery-ahm: One-Line Ajax Requests

jQuery-ahm is a tiny (~1kb) jQuery plugin which enables us to create Ajax requests with a smaller code piece.

It is actually a wrapper around the popular $.ajax method and brings a different way of handling callbacks.

Rather than creating custom callbacks for every Ajax request, jQuery-ahm lets the back-end define Ajax callbacks (handled automatically).

Here is an example where all the callback is handled on the server-side:

<?php
$response = array(
    // $("#animate").fadeOut("slow").delay("1000").slideDown("fast")
    "#animate/fadeOut"   => "slow",
    "#animate/delay"     => "1000",
    "#animate/slideDown" => "fast",
);
echo json_encode($response);
?>

The bad part is, you move the front-end code and functionality to the server-side. This is not a preferred method for many designers/developers and it is mostly difficult if the front and back-end developers are different persons.

And the nice part is, size of the front-end code can be decreased seriously, specially for websites with lots of Ajax interactions and you get lots of flexibility in managing the callbacks.

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