[TYPO3-50-general] New templating system?

[Mathias Bolt Lesniak, LiliO Design]

On 23. mars 2010, at 10.47, Duch (aka. Grégory Duchesnes) wrote:

> 
> Le 23 mars 2010 à 08:34, Martin Kutschker a écrit :
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>> Karsten Dambekalns schrieb:
>>> Hi.
>>> 
>>> On 21.03.10 18:10, "Duch (aka. Grégory Duchesnes)" wrote:
>>>> Here is the link : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaeyNE9miD4
>>> 
>>> Heh, good idea to use the power of Firebug for the mapping!
>> 
>> Too bad it relies on a specific browser. I'm advocationg Firefox, but forcing users to it seems not
>> to be the right approach. But of course, if the target audience uses firefox or have no problem to
>> swith to it, it makes sense not to invent the wheel again.
>> 
> 
> I must admit i never considered relying on Firebug as being an issue.
> 
> I never considered Typo3 as a toy CMS; it is IMHO a serious CMS and therefore is aimed at serious developers. I never liked the tendancy of other CMS (no names please) to present themselves a "so simple a kid could use them". No Typo3 is not of this kind for me, it is aimed at professional customers and therefore requires professional developers.

I consider the combination of ease of use and power the sign of a good product. Look at Apple's Developer Tools. They're powerful, but also easy to use. The fact that you can create an application there without writing a line of code is a strength: it saves time for the developer! Of course the developer can choose to go deeper into things and write everything, but one of the reasons why the iPhone has so many apps is that it is very easy to develop them: combining quality, power and ease of use.

> 
> And... to be honest, but this is only my opinion, if one comes to me in 2010 and tells me that he builds his websites without using Firebug and all the tools it provides, i will not consider this person as a professional developer and therefore not hire him (or her).

I write most of my web sites by hand, and I often find I have little use for Firebug. I use it for JavaScript debugging, but Safari has an interface which gives me a better overview (I find) when debugging HTML and CSS, for example. (Sometimes I'm also using the developer tools in Internet Explorer, but that's for IE specific bugs.)

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> duch
> 
>> Masi
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Mathias Bolt Lesniak
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