Re: [LogiLogi-list] User-interface starting to take shape

Wybo, I don't understand which dropdown you are talking about.

What would be the "second part of a word"?

On 11/7/06, Wybo Wiersma <wy...@lo...> wrote:
> > This is the last project I've been working on, is not finished yet.
> > 2flowers.com The project desing, UI and some other things are made by
> > me, and the programing including all Javascript, PHP and so AJAX is
> > made by my team partner Miguel (I'll tell him to join the list and
> > introduce himself).
>
> Will be great to welcome him here too!
>
> > I'll download later today the files from the SVN at SF.net and take a
> > look. Ruby should be no problem to understand, but I'll appreciate any
> > guidance.
>
> ~ Ruby ~
>
> Ruby is not difficult to read, for reading it, the main thing to get
> used to, are all the somearray.each do |element| end constructions.
> A good concise crash-course in ruby is:
> http://ruby.brian-schroeder.de/course/slides.pdf
>
> ~ Getting Manta up and running ~
>
> If you are on Linux it's a matter of installing ruby gems, and with gem:
> rails, and tzinfo, rubyzip, RedCloth and diff/lcs.
>
> You'll also need mysql running. If you're on Debian or Ubuntu, besides
> ruby you'll need libzlib-ruby, libyaml-ruby and rdoc before downloading
> and installing the ruby gems program.
>
> gem install rails --include-dependencies
>
> Installs Rails.
>
> ~ UI ~
>
> The UI is still more of an outline than anything near a finished user
> experience...
>
> Also much of the UI has to be still filled in. Like a javascript
> div dropdown for when one clicks the second part of a word (showing a
> list of the links that are behind it, with their matching logis and
> scores), is still something that is not in there yet.
>
> Of course for that first the RedCloth rule to parse these links from
> the textile is needed (something I hope Saurabh likes to create with
> us).
>
> You might also have a look at this plan from a previous post (the
> archive lags behind quite a bit) for splitting up LogiLogi in
> separate webservices and using javascript to re-combine them (but it
> does not seem to me that this is feasable for Manta already):
>
> ---
>
> It comes down to splitting LogiLogi up into 2 parts (for a start). The
> first part will, based on the url of tags the user visited, return a
> list of possible document_id's, the javascript will then call the
> second part for ratings given to the document_id's, and then sort them
> by rating, and call the first part again for the full document
> belonging to the best id, which will then be set in the body-div.
>
> In this way the rating-server can be different from the url/document-
> server, and the user can choose which rating-server to use.
>
> Of course there are posibillities for implementing this server-
> side, but the beauty of the javascript solution is that it really
> separates them.
>
> ---
>
> Let us know when you have Manta up and running (and if you encounter
> any problems you can of course also let us know ;-)
>
> Wybo
>
> > Thanks again for the news!
>
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Bruno