Mozile implementation in (Bit)Flux CMS?

Simon Rönnqvist <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.cms.bitflux.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
   Hi!

I noticed that there's a new version of Mozile coming up, which is  
rather improved.
It could be a good option for an editor if one wants something in  
between Kupu and the Bitflux Editor.

I'm wondering wether it'd be simple to implement Mozile (either  
serverside, clientside or both) in (Bit)Flux CMS.

   cheers, Simon


Begin forwarded message:

> From: "James A. Overton" <[email protected]>
> Date: June 30, 2005 05:56:04 GMT+03:00
> To: Mozile <[email protected]>
> Subject: [Mozile] Mozile 0.7.0-preview Released
> Reply-To: [email protected]
>
>
>     The new Mozile 0.7 series is coming along nicely. I'm not going  
> to have as much time as I'd like to work on it in the next month,  
> so I put in extra hours this week instead. You can start playing  
> with a preview release right now.
>     Mozile 0.7 is designed to have both extension and server-side  
> components, using a shared code-base. The extension is working, but  
> it doesn't yet have any extra features beyond the server-side  
> version. You can try the server-side version out at:
>     http://mozile.mozdev.org/0.7/demos/basic.html
>     That will be the new home of the Mozile 0.7 series. Note: It  
> only works in Mozilla and FIrefox browsers. It will NOT work  
> properly if you have a version of Mozile 0.6 installed in your  
> browser.
>     See the demo page for more details on using Mozile 0.7. Here  
> are some highlights:
>
>     Important changes include:
> - eDOM has been replaced with smaller and faster Mozilla native  
> solutions. When I reviewed the eDOM code a couple of months ago I  
> discovered that, while it was half-way to being cross-browser  
> compatible, by sticking to Mozilla native methods I could  
> drastically reduce size and increase speed. I think you'll be  
> impressed.
> - Redesign and rewrite, making things more object-oriented and  
> modular.
> - Better documentation with JSDoc. See here: http:// 
> mozile.mozdev.org/0.7/docs/jsdoc/index.html
> - Better testing with JSUnit, although the test suite is lagging  
> behind right now. Worse, Firefox is choking on the test pages  
> hosted on the web site, even though Mozilla likes them just fine  
> and Firefox likes them when read from local files.
> - Better loading and configuration system. See the demo page.
> - Much better command definition system, blows the old MES stuff  
> away. See especially: http://mozile.mozdev.org/0.7/modules/ 
> XHTMLBasic/XHTMLBasic.js
>
>     Known problems:
> - I haven't reimplemented the saving code, the copy, cut, and paste  
> code, or the source editing code. Those should all be built as  
> modules, but large parts will have to be rewritten.
> - The documentation included with the new code has not been  
> updated, so most of it does not apply to the Mozile 0.7 series.
> - Server-side code can't automatically toggle the editing caret on  
> and off, so it has to be done manually.
>
>     You can download this release in four formats, which will be  
> the norm for this series. Choose between:
> - Either Server-Side (in a ZIP file) OR an Extension (in an XPI file).
> - Either Standard OR Development, where the latter includes the  
> testing code and the JSDoc documentation.
>     When the mirrors update, get them here:
> http://downloads.mozdev.org/mozile/mozile-0.7.0-preview.zip
> http://downloads.mozdev.org/mozile/mozile-0.7.0-preview.xpi
> http://downloads.mozdev.org/mozile/mozile-0.7.0-preview-devel.zip
> http://downloads.mozdev.org/mozile/mozile-0.7.0-preview-devel.xpi
>
>     You can report bugs here, but Bugzilla would be better (http:// 
> mozdev.org/bugs/enter_bug.cgi?product=mozile). Make sure that the  
> version and release are specified in your title or description.
>     Even though I won't be online much in the next few days, I'd  
> very much like to know what you think.
>
> James
> _______________________________________________
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> http://mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/mozile
>

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