This book is a port and update of the original [Dynamic Web Development with Seaside] book. You can find the original PDF in the repository.
The general plan of action is as follows.
All chapters have been converted to Microdown (a nice markdown used by the Pillar compilation chain). Now here is what is left to do for a new version
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Update/revise the chapters to match newer versions of Seaside.
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Add/integrate new contents as it comes.
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We should remove as many as possible points related to click here and define this protocol.
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We should not migrate the Magritte chapter since it is in another booklet.
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We should get a chapter on Bootstrap and MDL, probably one on WebSocket usage.
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We should add point to Voyage, Willow...
This book follows the fork-and-pull GitHub workflow for contributions:
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Fork the repository
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For each modification, create a quick topic branch named in the form of...
- initials_ChapterName_my_topic_description
example:
git checkout -b sd_UsingComponents_update_screen_snapshots
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Make commits to that branch. When you're ready, make a Pull Request
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The request will receive comments/corrections, and will be merged into the main repo.
This book is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 license.
Original book Copyright Stéphane Ducasse, Lukas Renggli, C. David Shaffer, Rick Zaccone.