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Home: Yet Another Multicolumn Layout | An (X)HTML/CSS Framework
by kasi77
& 6 others
Bulletproof & Flexible Layouts Made Simple
"Yet Another Multicolumn Layout" (YAML) is an (X)HTML/CSS framework for creating modern and flexible floated layouts. The structure is extremely versatile in its programming and absolutely accessible for end users.
21 April 2008
Installer le gestionnaire de projet Redmine sur Debian 4.0 Etch — Lone-Wolf Scripts
by camel
Redmine est un gestionnaire de projet écrit en Ruby (en utilisant le désormais fameux framework Ruby on Rails). Ayant déjà essayé Trac, et tenté d'utiliser Bugzilla, j'ai immédiatement été séduit par la simplicité et surtout les nombreuses fonctionnalités de ce logiciel. Si vous rechercher un gestionnaire de projet performant apportant entre autre, suivi des bugs, forums, Wiki, gestion de l'avancement, et quelques autres fonctionnalités.. Redmine est fait pour VOUS ! J'adore, j'adopte, j'adhère :D
17 April 2008
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SiteMesh - SiteMesh Overview
by holyver
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SiteMesh is a web-page layout and decoration framework and web- application integration framework to aid in creating large sites consisting of many pages for which a consistent look/feel, navigation and layout scheme is required.
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SiteMesh intercepts requests to any static or dynamically generated HTML page requested through the web-server, parses the page, obtains properties and data from the content and generates an appropriate final page with modifications to the original. This is based upon the well-known GangOfFour Decorator design pattern.
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SiteMesh can also include entire HTML pages as a Panel within another page. This is similar to a Server-Side Include, except that the HTML document will be modified to create a visual window (using the document's Meta-data as an aid) within a page. Using this feature, Portal type web sites can be built very quickly and effectively. This is based upon the well-known GangOfFour Composite design pattern.
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SiteMesh is built using Java 2 with Servlet, JSP and XML technologies. This makes it ideal for use with J2EE applications, however it can be integrated with server-side web architectures that are not Java based such as CGI (Perl/Python/C/C /etc), PHP, Cold Fusion, etc...
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SiteMesh is very extensible and is designed in a way in which it is easy to extend for custom needs.
12 April 2008
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django-fr.org
by roulian
& 6 others
* Programmation ultra-rapide (peu de code)
* Pas de soucis de DB (Django s'occupe du SQL et de l'interface d'administration de vos données)
* Vos projets sont propres (programmation et affichage HTML sont séparés)
08 April 2008
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Tonic: A RESTful Web App Development PHP Library
by greut
& 1 other
Tonic is an open source less is more, RESTful Web application development PHP library designed to do things "the right way", where resources are king and the library gets out of the way and leaves the developer to get on with it.
web.py-like in PHP, more verbose though.
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Automating Xen VM deployment with SystemImager - SystemImager
by camel
One advantage of server virtualization is the ability to rapidly provision new production environments. Automatic virtual machine deployment can significantly speed up the time to instantiate new services or reallocate resources depending on the user needs.
This article focuses on the integration of SystemImager and Xen to create a totally open source framework able to manage on-demand deployment of virtual machines, such as physical machines, using a single centralized point of management.
This approach allows to strongly reduce IT costs and simplify administrative tasks for enterprise data centers, even with a complex and/or reduced set of hardware resources, exploiting the dynamic-provisioning functionalities of SystemImager and virtualization advantages of Xen.
20 March 2008
Automating deployment and activation of virtual images
by camel
Virtualization offers advantages that include server consolidation, isolation, rapid provisioning, and improved change management processes. Since virtualization breaks the hardware dependency and isolates virtual machines from details about the physical servers on which they are hosted, virtual images can be moved from one hosting platform to another. They can also be cloned to create more virtual machines, as desired.
One of the challenges with cloning virtual images is handling operating system, network, and application specific customization. This article provides a sample framework for automating virtual image activation on new host platforms. This article, along with a previous article on Using virtual image templates to deploy WebSphere Application Server, demonstrates an automated approach for quickly and easily provisioning new WebSphere Application Server environments.
The sample deployment and activation code included with this article is independent of WebSphere Application Server and can be used in conjunction with other software inside a virtual image. The specific example provided here is for WebSphere Application Server V6 in VMware or XEN virtual images, using SUSE V10 as the guest operating system. The activation techniques described in this article can be used in conjunction with IBM Tivoli® Provisioning Manager as described in Using Tivoli Provisioning Manager to deploy composite virtual appliances.
19 March 2008
17 March 2008
Spring Framework
by roulian
& 5 others
Welcome to the home of the Spring Framework, the leading full-stack Java/JEE application framework. Led and sustained by SpringSource, Spring delivers significant benefits for many projects, increasing development productivity and runtime performance while improving test coverage and application quality.
PicoContainer
by roulian
& 1 other
PicoContainer is a highly embeddable full service Inversion of Control (IoC) container for components honour the Dependency Injection pattern.
16 March 2008
Architecture MVC: Cairngorm ou PureMVC ?
by phumblot
A la différence de Cairngorm, PureMVC ne se contente pas de fournir quelques classes utilitaires simples (le ServiceLocator, le Controleur) et des bonnes pratiques d’utilisation.
En effet, il structure plus rigoureusement, et de manière plus souple et plus évolutive, les données, les commandes, les évenements et les vues. Si l’on suit les bonnes pratiques recommandées en s’inspirant des exemples fournis, on obtient rapidement une application réellement bien architecturée, et avec moins de code technique à écrire qu’avec Cairngorm
De plus Cairngorm est peu évolutif, contient des manques (par exemple les méthodes result qui ne renvoie rien) et pour dire franchement il faut le patcher pour lacher la puissance des actions. Cairngorm encourage également la pratique du “modèle fourre-tout”, dans lequel on stocke plein de variables globales, et on se retrouve assez vite avec un capharnaüm de données dans ce singleton….
Avec PureMVC, l’approche est un peu différente ce qui évite les écueils ci-dessus et le framework est réellement bien écrit, et très évolutif.
