Nettorio 0.1 alpha

[eluser]vlados2[/eluser]
How it will be better to made the versions: with a trigger or ...?
If you want to build something good first of all you should really made a good optimization: browser cache, pack the js files, parse the css and implement the images with data:image/* (this is a so good that you will not need to made the css with sprites )

Also do you plan to integrate versions and update for the system? If yes, how you think is the best way to do this?

[eluser]Sbioko[/eluser]

How it will be better to made the versions: with a trigger or ...?

I will think about it later. Now, I just have not enaugh time :-)

data:image

I know, this is amazing technique! I love it! And, also I hate CSS sprites.

UPD: I forgot to say, that this technique only for small images... And It does not work in IE7-

[eluser]Sbioko[/eluser]

Also do you plan to integrate versions and update for the system? If yes, how you think is the best way to do this?

Of course! It will download(if needed) zip(maybe) to the root of the site and Nettorio will unzip it and run(if exists) update.sql if needed again. But, I didn't develop this so I'm still thinking about it :-) You can offer your own thoughts about it!

[eluser]danmontgomery[/eluser]
[quote author="Demedes" date="1264798280"]I know, this is amazing technique! I love it! And, also I hate CSS sprites.[/quote]

What's wrong with CSS sprites?

[eluser]vlados2[/eluser]
I think that you should made a sever for the updates and when you made some change to the database to pack the changes. And if you have version 4, the latest version is 10, you will update the mysql with the querys that you have already

[eluser]Sbioko[/eluser]
[quote author="noctrum" date="1264798862"][quote author="Demedes" date="1264798280"]I know, this is amazing technique! I love it! And, also I hate CSS sprites.[/quote]

What's wrong with CSS sprites?[/quote]

I just don't like them :-)

[eluser]vlados2[/eluser]
[quote author="noctrum" date="1264798862"][quote author="Demedes" date="1264798280"]I know, this is amazing technique! I love it! And, also I hate CSS sprites.[/quote]

What's wrong with CSS sprites?[/quote]

Nothing, but you have a lot of pixels to calculate If you use data:image in the css, you have one file with all the images. This is all. One file. Once it's loaded, all the images are loaded.

[eluser]Sbioko[/eluser]
[quote author="vlados2" date="1264799036"][quote author="noctrum" date="1264798862"][quote author="Demedes" date="1264798280"]I know, this is amazing technique! I love it! And, also I hate CSS sprites.[/quote]

What's wrong with CSS sprites?[/quote]

Nothing, but you have a lot of pixels to calculate If you use data:image in the css, you have one file with all the images. This is all. One file. Once it's loaded, all the images are loaded.[/quote]

Agree with you!

[eluser]danmontgomery[/eluser]
Hard to get behind a solution not supported by over a quarter of internet users...

[eluser]gyo[/eluser]
[quote author="noctrum" date="1264801515"]Hard to get behind a solution not supported by over a quarter of internet users...[/quote]

So true...