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Suite des travaux de la nouvelle ligne de tramway Valenciennes - Vieux Condé
Vue sur le pont de la bleuse borne et ses abords. Au fond le terril de la Bleuse Borne.
Photographie Wagret Bruno - Droits réservés
After the Core Team panel discussion, DHH ranted for a while about 'Vendoritis': the false sense of entitlement among some Rubyists.
Locomotives on a siding, frost, cold and snow along the rails of the "Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad" in December.
We set off in the wrong direction one the first day. Glad we did 'cause we found this; the backside of the station.
Here is a comparison of the current version of Pages (the page listing at least) in v0.2.2 of slate against what's coming in the latest version v0.3.0. Right now we're listing this as v0.3.0a as we're working through issues still. Look for a release along with a lot more screenshots (a ton has changed!) on or shortly after Dec. 15th.
They really show the evolution of slate as we work with users on usability issues and just plain use the system ourselves. Some of the things tweaked:
- no more 'My Pages'. this was only ever for the dynamic drag and drop and felt tacked on.
- moved all of the reorganize features to a separate action since it's not used very often.
- not loading every page in the site anymore on the default view (because of reorganize). this caused a headache for us when our sites getting large. something we didn't test well. now branches are only loaded when requested.
- added different page icons. in 0.2.2 it's difficult to figure out what your default page is if you don't name it home (and not everyone does!). also i've had problems identifying why certain pages don't show up in nav so i needed the "hidden" page icon.
- the "delete" button is toned down. it competed with the page title in v0.2.2 too much.
- a key for the actions! i tried adding text next to the action buttons but it looks fugly. The key works though it will get pushed down for larger sites (assuming a site has a lot of top-level pages).
Any suggestions are welcome.
Please note that we're showing test data only.
Also, if you can drop a line and let me know where you found the screenshot I'd appreciate it. I'm curious as to where the fairly steady views are coming from...