http://apotomo.de 2010-10-02T18:30:02+02:00 Nick Sutterer apotonick@gmail.com comments-available

Thanks to Disqus we now have comments enabled for each page, so go ahead and discuss things directly on the page.

2011-07-28T13:30:02+02:00 using-states.html

A new guide explains how and where to use partials and states as helpers.

2011-03-06T12:30:02+01:00 peters-guide-updated

The introduction now is a detailed walk-through showing every aspect of getting a basic widget up.

2011-03-03T12:30:02+01:00 1.1-online

I updated most of the guides to using Apotomo 1.1. You can still reach the 1.0 guides by clicking the apotomo-1.0 icon on the right. Please be patient with the remaining guides as we're currently re-working and restructuring the tutorials.

2011-03-02T12:30:02+01:00 http://apotomo.de/on-the-road.html

Yeah, our talk about Cells and Apotomo at the LSRC 2010 in Austin, TX is online!

2010-12-27T12:30:02+01:00 http://apotomo.de/peters-guide/autocomplete.html

It's so simply to wrap jQuery with Apotomo. Learn how to write a small autocomplete widget using jQuery UI and Apotomo.

2010-11-06T12:30:02+01:00 http://apotomo.de/peters-guide/namespacing.html

When your cells directory gets stuffed, it's time to tidy up and move logically grouped widgets to namespaces. This is what this simple guide is about.

2010-11-01T12:30:02+01:00 http://apotomo.de/peters-guide/testing.html

A quick introduction about how to test your widgets. It discusses Apotomo::TestCase, rendering widgets, asserting css selectors and triggering events and assuring they do what you expected.

2010-10-28T13:30:02+02:00 http://apotomo.de/peters-guide/ajax-validation.html

This lection discusses how to wire web forms to models and handle submission, validation and saving via AJAX. Using widget events this is no longer a tedious task, but fun!

2010-10-12T13:30:02+02:00 http://apotomo.de/peters-guide.html

We finally have tutorials for using Apotomo in Rails where we build a dashboard with various widgets. The tutorial features an introduction, events and event bubbling discussions as well as web-2.0 topics like drag&drop, jQuery and more. Be sure to subscribe to this feed to get updates about new lections!

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