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Двудневен Ruby on Rails семинар за жени - 7-8 март @Telerik Academy.
Събитието се организира на доброволен принцип, с подкрепата на г-жа Гергана Паси, Digital Champion за България.
Двудневен Ruby on Rails семинар за жени - 7-8 март @Telerik Academy.
Събитието се организира на доброволен принцип, с подкрепата на г-жа Гергана Паси, Digital Champion за България.
Двудневен Ruby on Rails семинар за жени - 7-8 март @Telerik Academy.
Събитието се организира на доброволен принцип, с подкрепата на г-жа Гергана Паси, Digital Champion за България.
Двудневен Ruby on Rails семинар за жени - 7-8 март @Telerik Academy.
Събитието се организира на доброволен принцип, с подкрепата на г-жа Гергана Паси, Digital Champion за България.
Resources has been completely retooled. It's nothing like the previous version. Actually, the old version was so non-descript that we don't even have a screenshot of it.
So Resources is now modeled more on an Asset Manager as opposed to just pure directory structure like it was before. This made for a lot of migration headaches but I think the flexibility/power we've gained is worth it. A fair bit of influence came from Mephisto though we only saw screenshots, no code ;)
But, Dave, flexibility and power? In slate because we can give a type/meta-set for a file (e.g. Image) and you can organize by sets per type (e.g. the set "Vacation Photos" in the meta-set Images) slate can make certain assumptions for you. So when you choose to display that set via Snippets you get a nice image gallery. If they were documents it's be a pretty listing... but one designed for documents.
All you had to do was add them to resources, organize them in Resources (which can done in one step if you want), add to a page with the Snippet and voila, all done. There is no separate "Photo Gallery" component where you manage photos as opposed to images for the rest of your site. You can put your photo gallery wherever you want on your site. And you can add the photos to other sets or use them individually on other pages. Check out WVU Downloads for the prototypical implementation using the new Resources. You can even do video and audio podcasts.
Wait, you want to organize different meta-set files together. That's coming via tagging. Other tweaks in the works include some layout changes. Otherwise I'm pretty happy with the implementation.