Monthly Archives: February, 2010
Having fun with Mooml & Twitter
Mooml is a templating engine for Mootools. With it, you can create HTML from Javascript using a very clean syntax. Plus, it is extremely useful when you have to generate repeating elements, since Mooml automatically renders arrays of data multiple times. Let’s see an example. Searching Twitter Nowadays there are a lot of APIs out [...]
Google Fiber in San Luis Obispo? That would be awesome!
It looks like the nomination for San Luis Obispo to get Google Fiber is gaining a lot of support. I have no idea how other cities or communities are doing, but here at SLO seems like a lot of people is getting involved. Having Google Fiber in San Luis Obispo would be awesome. There is [...]
My current SVN setup
Once upon a time I decided it was time to start keeping track of the changes I was doing in my blogs and websites, specially my landing page at enekoalonso.com. So I started using SVN, which is available in my current hosting: Dreamhost. Here is my current setup for blogs and websites: enekoalonso.com https://enekoalonso.com/prvsvn/enekoalonso.com/trunk (private) [...]
Got NFS working
Well, last night I started reading about how to share the files folder of a Drupal installation on a site with multiple web servers. Seems like NFS is the right way to go (as long as your traffic doesn’t grow too much). Perfect for Spaniards.es, since I want to move from a 2 dedicated server [...]
Mooml.globalize(): Mooml template functions going global
Since version 1.0.9, Mooml includes a new feature: globalize. It maybe handy for some websites to globalize all the Mooml template functions (div, a, p, span…) to the window object scope, so they can be used anywhere in the code without the need of defining or evaluating a template. For example, in normal Mootools code [...]
