Monthly Archives: November 2008

PURE Is Working With The JavaScript Framework Prototype

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Thanks to the contribution of Carlos Saltos and Borja Vazquez our JavaScript Template Engine PURE is now working with the JavaScript Framework Prototype

The code is not in the master repository yet, but you can get it in the branch of PURE created by Carlos.

They are also working on the MooTools support.

With the announcement of the DOMAssistant support a few weeks ago, and jQuery initially, it is now three JavaScript libraries that are supported.

Stay tuned

Ruby Like Notation #{ … } To Mix Strings And Variables

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New feature for our JavaScript template engine PURE

From revision 1.7 on, there is a new shortcut available to concatenate strings.

We’ll take a similar HTML as our basic Hello World example:

<div>
    Hello <span>World</span>
</div>

Now we remove the “Hello ” string:

<div>
    <span>World</span>
</div>

Here is the JSON we’ll use to render this HTML:

var json = { "name": "Mary" }

And now the directive that will link them both:

var dir = { "span": "Hello #{name}"}

Direct assignation continues to work.

For more information and examples, visit the dedicated Wiki page

Stay tuned

BeeLit Becomes BeeBole

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In an attempt to simplify the environment we plan to create around our first solution (including time tracking, expense management, invoicing and the related reporting tools), we decided to regroup everything we are producing now and will produce in the future under our company name BeeBole.

The main changes are the following:

  • The name BeeLit will disappear.
  • The website beelit.com has been moved to the URL http://beebole.com. If you are trying to access beelit.com, you will automatically be redirected to beebole.com. Be sure to update your bookmark!

Stay tuned