[TYPO3-ect] Templating Guidelines...
R. van Twisk
typo3 at rvt.dds.nl
Mon Sep 11 04:29:24 CEST 2006
Jan-Hendrik Heuing [DD] wrote:
> Good morning!
>
> YAPWTO = Yet another project we took over...
>
> Well, and again before the real relaunch, some bugfixing and small changes
> need to be done.
>
> At least there is one good thing that we (netfielders) started so early
> doing TYPO3 work: We did training for a lot of people, and some of them did
> do training to others, and they again maybe. In every "interation", the
> TS-templating structure we took as the base for the training, was used in
> the future by those people. Of course there are adaptions made to the
> overall thing in every step, as not anything has been remembered correctly,
> or seemd better in another way. For us as well, we changed things every once
> in a while.
>
> At least (2) I do recognize some projects we take over, in terms of that
> people who have been working on that project must have had training of one
> of those interations ;-)
>
> Well, now I am on working another YAPWTO. In this case, things are done in a
> totaly different way, which is also fine, but in which it takes more time to
> make changes. As we have different people working for us every once in a
> while, as it will happen again now and then that we take over projects, I
> thought some common approach for templating might make sense... (Don't get
> me wrong, it's not my main goal to make it easier for us taking over
> projects :-) It's just some experience I have)
>
> To get to the point:
> We have some german document describing Templating-Structures anyway. I'd
> need to rewrite it to have it up to date, add some more details here and
> there and publish it. If anyone else is interested in this, feedback and
> such, your own ideas, get in touch with me for internal
> review/discussion/brainstorming.
>
> Jan-Hendrik
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Maybe I am missing a point here, but what is the project you took over????
Ries
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