Re: more server side js
"Maksim Lin for technical support mailling lists" <[email protected]> Tue, 18 Dec 2007 09:14:15 +1100
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thanks Michi, No I hadn't seen these before. That's a great slideset - I'l be very happy to be able to use a fair bit of it for my presentation with a few mods (I use helma 1.6 and my demo is building a simple "forum" site) but event that will be really easy since you use S5 which is my preferred format for slides too :-) And your talk seems to follow the same kind of intro + demo that I'm planning to do which I guess is a great way to present helma. Just for peoples info the talk is: https://victorianjug.dev.java.net/2008/January/January.html though I suspect there are not too many helma users in melbourne (yet! :-) Maks. > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] > [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Michael Platzer > Sent: Monday, 17 December 2007 20:38 > To: Helma User Mailing List > Subject: Re: [Helma-user] more server side js > > Maksim Lin for technical support mailling lists schrieb: > > I whole heardly agree with this! > > In fact I'm not the best at marketing myself, but I really > do think we > > should try to make helma a bit more visible in the wider > web dev. IMO > > (and I've said this before) it would make a great > alternative to Rails > > especially for Java coders who are switching to Rails for > the kind of > > feature set Helma already provides. And Rails success I think is in > > due in no small part to the "loud" marketing the its creator does. > > > > For my small part, I'm booked in to do a small intro talk > to our local > > Java user group about helma next month which will hopefully give it > > some more exposure down here. > > > Not sure, whether I already posted this link to the list, but > these notes might be of interest for you: > -> http://michi.knallgrau.at/helma@metalab/index.html > > That's a talk Hannes and I held here in Vienna about a year > ago. I just put these slides under a Creative Commons > License, so you or anybody else can use them (or just parts > of them) for their own talks. You can also download the > slides together with the used css under this link: > http://michi.knallgrau.at/[email protected] > > greets, > michi > > > _______________________________________________ > Helma-user mailing list > [email protected] > http://helma.org/mailman/listinfo/helma-user > > >