Re: [WebDNA] Needing Open Source Support

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2012

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texte = This is a multi-part message in MIME format.--------------010503050005060701020507Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowedContent-Transfer-Encoding: 7bitLori,Thanks for the additional edits. No one in my office has had the chance to look at the site yet. I whipped it up only since Sunday, getting it live yesterday morning.The JrCMS is comprised of 2276 files in 453 directories, totaling 35.4MB of files. So it's a little difficult to pick and choose what script to share right now. I've tried to maintain consistency and limit the number of .inc files that are used in the "Stand" (back office area) so any WebDNAer could open a single file and not worry about too many globally loaded scripts.Oh, one of the biggest changes I need to make is rewrite all the pages from .tpl to .dna. The CMS generates .html or .xhtml files for the public, but all the Stand management runs in .tpl right now.-MattOn 6/14/2012 11:03 AM, Lori Palmquist wrote:> Hi Matt,>> Very cool project. I will support it as a newbie who needs a way to > create websites using WebDNA without a programming background. There > are several typo's on the "Mobile Website Module" page. I provided the > link below.>> http://www.thejuniorcms.com/feature-list/mobile-website-module.html>> Thank you for offering your comprehensive CMS. I would very much like > to see some of the code (I don't know if you're offering that yet.) > I've been able to build a couple of applications with the help of some > people on this list (mainly Govinda), but I still don't know what half > of the programming in WebDNA means. Beginners' primers are sorely > needed, if the general public (non-programmers) is going to slide into > using WebDNA.>> This offering of open sourcing your WebDNA CMS will give people like > me the opportunity to look "under the hood" to see what makes this > baby tick, and be able to get full-fledged websites and applications > off the ground and flying fairly quickly.>> I watch all the emails that come through this list server, and I see > that the existing WebDNA community is brilliant. But I do feel like I > haven't learned the "secret handshake" yet. And I still feel like I'm > imposing when I ask for help with the programming of my own code. So I > watch and study and learn from the offerings you all toss around. > Someday I'll be able to contribute with my experience and programming > wisdom. I look forward to that day. :-)>> Lori>>>> Lori D. Palmquist, CID, CIC, CLIA, CLWM>> Irrigation Design and Consultation>> Phone: (510) 374-6360 Richmond, CA>> *EPA Water**Sense** Partner*>> *Irrigation Association Certifications:*>> Irrigation Designer, Irrigation Contractor,>> Irrigation Auditor, Landscape Water Manager>> http://www.loripalmquist.blogspot.com/>>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------> *From:* "Psi Prime Inc, Matthew A Perosi " > *To:* talk@webdna.us> *Sent:* Thu, June 14, 2012 2:16:47 AM> *Subject:* [WebDNA] Needing Open Source Support>> Hi Everyone,>> Since 1997 I've been developing my Content Management System. > Originally based off the WebCatalog v3 of StoreBuilder, but then > rewritten from scratch starting in 2008.>> For the last 12 months I have not been charging customers for use of > the CMS, instead I've been charging for our SEO, website support, and > marketing.>> Right now the CMS runs only on WebDNA 6.0 and 6.2, but I need to > convert it to 7.>> If I can raise enough money to support my business and I for 5 or 6 > months I can do a full conversion, test, and deploy my CMS as Open > Source to all of you.>> Just as an FYI of who I am: I currently service the jewelry industry, > in which, last week at a Las Vegas conference I was recognized as > being 5 years ahead in my training and website techniques... because > of my CMS.>> I created a full website to explain my CMS: http://www.thejuniorcms.com/> This is my Kickstarter: http://www.thejrcms.com/1> This is the Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/thejuniorcms>> Assuming success, hopefully some of you guys will start to get phone > calls from people who want to use it.>> Thank you,> Matt>> -- Matthew A Perosi> Corporate Consultant> Mobile Marketing Expert> Senior Web Developer> SEO Analyst& Educator>> Psi Prime, Inc.> 323 Union Blvd.> Totowa, NJ 07512>> Direct: 973.200.4940> Fax: 973.200.2243>> http://www.perosi.com>>> ---------------------------------------------------------> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to> the mailing list >.> To unsubscribe, E-mail to:

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Thanks for the additional edits. No one in my office has had the chance to look at the site yet. I whipped it up only since Sunday, getting it live yesterday morning.

The JrCMS is comprised of 2276 files in 453 directories, totaling 35.4MB of files. So it's a little difficult to pick and choose what script to share right now. I've tried to maintain consistency and limit the number of .inc files that are used in the "Stand" (back office area) so any WebDNAer could open a single file and not worry about too many globally loaded scripts.

Oh, one of the biggest changes I need to make is rewrite all the pages from .tpl to .dna. The CMS generates .html or .xhtml files for the public, but all the Stand management runs in .tpl right now.

-Matt

On 6/14/2012 11:03 AM, Lori Palmquist wrote:

Hi Matt,

Very cool project. I will support it as a newbie who needs a way to create websites using WebDNA without a programming background. There are several typo's on the "Mobile Website Module" page. I provided the link below.

http://www.thejuniorcms.com/feature-list/mobile-website-module.html

Thank you for offering your comprehensive CMS. I would very much like to see some of the code (I don't know if you're offering that yet.) I've been able to build a couple of applications with the help of some people on this list (mainly Govinda), but I still don't know what half of the programming in WebDNA means. Beginners' primers are sorely needed, if the general public (non-programmers) is going to slide into using WebDNA.

This offering of open sourcing your WebDNA CMS will give people like me the opportunity to look "under the hood" to see what makes this baby tick, and be able to get full-fledged websites and applications off the ground and flying fairly quickly.

I watch all the emails that come through this list server, and I see that the existing WebDNA community is brilliant. But I do feel like I haven't learned the "secret handshake" yet. And I still feel like I'm imposing when I ask for help with the programming of my own code. So I watch and study and learn from the offerings you all toss around. Someday I'll be able to contribute with my experience and programming wisdom. I look forward to that day. :-)

Lori

Lori D. Palmquist, CID, CIC, CLIA, CLWM

Irrigation Design and Consultation

Phone: (510) 374-6360 Richmond, CA

EPA WaterSense Partner

Irrigation Association Certifications:

Irrigation Designer, Irrigation Contractor,

Irrigation Auditor, Landscape Water Manager

http://www.loripalmquist.blogspot.com/

From: "Psi Prime Inc, Matthew A Perosi " <matt@psiprime.com>
To: talk@webdna.us
Sent: Thu, June 14, 2012 2:16:47 AM
Subject: [WebDNA] Needing Open Source Support

Hi Everyone,

Since 1997 I've been developing my Content Management System. Originally based off the WebCatalog v3 of StoreBuilder, but then rewritten from scratch starting in 2008.

For the last 12 months I have not been charging customers for use of the CMS, instead I've been charging for our SEO, website support, and marketing.

Right now the CMS runs only on WebDNA 6.0 and 6.2, but I need to convert it to 7.

If I can raise enough money to support my business and I for 5 or 6 months I can do a full conversion, test, and deploy my CMS as Open Source to all of you.

Just as an FYI of who I am: I currently service the jewelry industry, in which, last week at a Las Vegas conference I was recognized as being 5 years ahead in my training and website techniques... because of my CMS.

I created a full website to explain my CMS: http://www.thejuniorcms.com/
This is my Kickstarter: http://www.thejrcms.com/1
This is the Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/thejuniorcms

Assuming success, hopefully some of you guys will start to get phone calls from people who want to use it.

Thank you,
Matt

-- Matthew A Perosi
Corporate Consultant
Mobile Marketing Expert
Senior Web Developer
SEO Analyst& Educator

Psi Prime, Inc.
323 Union Blvd.
Totowa, NJ 07512

Direct: 973.200.4940
Fax: 973.200.2243

http://www.perosi.com

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This is a multi-part message in MIME format.--------------010503050005060701020507Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowedContent-Transfer-Encoding: 7bitLori,Thanks for the additional edits. No one in my office has had the chance to look at the site yet. I whipped it up only since Sunday, getting it live yesterday morning.The JrCMS is comprised of 2276 files in 453 directories, totaling 35.4MB of files. So it's a little difficult to pick and choose what script to share right now. I've tried to maintain consistency and limit the number of .inc files that are used in the "Stand" (back office area) so any WebDNAer could open a single file and not worry about too many globally loaded scripts.Oh, one of the biggest changes I need to make is rewrite all the pages from .tpl to .dna. The CMS generates .html or .xhtml files for the public, but all the Stand management runs in .tpl right now.-MattOn 6/14/2012 11:03 AM, Lori Palmquist wrote:> Hi Matt,>> Very cool project. I will support it as a newbie who needs a way to > create websites using WebDNA without a programming background. There > are several typo's on the "Mobile Website Module" page. I provided the > link below.>> http://www.thejuniorcms.com/feature-list/mobile-website-module.html>> Thank you for offering your comprehensive CMS. I would very much like > to see some of the code (I don't know if you're offering that yet.) > I've been able to build a couple of applications with the help of some > people on this list (mainly Govinda), but I still don't know what half > of the programming in WebDNA means. Beginners' primers are sorely > needed, if the general public (non-programmers) is going to slide into > using WebDNA.>> This offering of open sourcing your WebDNA CMS will give people like > me the opportunity to look "under the hood" to see what makes this > baby tick, and be able to get full-fledged websites and applications > off the ground and flying fairly quickly.>> I watch all the emails that come through this list server, and I see > that the existing WebDNA community is brilliant. But I do feel like I > haven't learned the "secret handshake" yet. And I still feel like I'm > imposing when I ask for help with the programming of my own code. So I > watch and study and learn from the offerings you all toss around. > Someday I'll be able to contribute with my experience and programming > wisdom. I look forward to that day. :-)>> Lori>>>> Lori D. Palmquist, CID, CIC, CLIA, CLWM>> Irrigation Design and Consultation>> Phone: (510) 374-6360 Richmond, CA>> *EPA Water**Sense** Partner*>> *Irrigation Association Certifications:*>> Irrigation Designer, Irrigation Contractor,>> Irrigation Auditor, Landscape Water Manager>> http://www.loripalmquist.blogspot.com/>>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------> *From:* "Psi Prime Inc, Matthew A Perosi " > *To:* talk@webdna.us> *Sent:* Thu, June 14, 2012 2:16:47 AM> *Subject:* [WebDNA] Needing Open Source Support>> Hi Everyone,>> Since 1997 I've been developing my Content Management System. > Originally based off the WebCatalog v3 of StoreBuilder, but then > rewritten from scratch starting in 2008.>> For the last 12 months I have not been charging customers for use of > the CMS, instead I've been charging for our SEO, website support, and > marketing.>> Right now the CMS runs only on WebDNA 6.0 and 6.2, but I need to > convert it to 7.>> If I can raise enough money to support my business and I for 5 or 6 > months I can do a full conversion, test, and deploy my CMS as Open > Source to all of you.>> Just as an FYI of who I am: I currently service the jewelry industry, > in which, last week at a Las Vegas conference I was recognized as > being 5 years ahead in my training and website techniques... because > of my CMS.>> I created a full website to explain my CMS: http://www.thejuniorcms.com/> This is my Kickstarter: http://www.thejrcms.com/1> This is the Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/thejuniorcms>> Assuming success, hopefully some of you guys will start to get phone > calls from people who want to use it.>> Thank you,> Matt>> -- Matthew A Perosi> Corporate Consultant> Mobile Marketing Expert> Senior Web Developer> SEO Analyst& Educator>> Psi Prime, Inc.> 323 Union Blvd.> Totowa, NJ 07512>> Direct: 973.200.4940> Fax: 973.200.2243>> http://www.perosi.com>>> ---------------------------------------------------------> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to> the mailing list >.> To unsubscribe, E-mail to: