dScribe live

I hope my trip in the CMS world would interest somebody.

Anyway just tio give you an idea about the progress I can make with dScribe, this is a screenshot of Scoilnet managed by dScribe.

The code is now very easy just a call to dScribe Helper, a class I referenced in the web solution, and hop !

The code for example for the Section In the Classroom is now:

 

<@ Control Language="vb" AutoEventWireup="false" Codebehind="T_In_Classroom.ascx.vb" Inherits="Scoilnet.T_In_Classroom" 
TargetSchema="http://schemas.microsoft.com/intellisense/ie5" %>
<%@ Register TagPrefix="dS" TagName="Content" Src="~/dScribeFE/ContentHelper.ascx" %>

<dS:Content id="Content1" dsPage="Teachers Second Level" dsSection="In the Classroom" runat="server" />

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4 Comments

  • That looks really good. Nice job.

  • Paschal-

    So this project of yours, ScoilNet is just incredible looking. I've been looking around at the site. THe design is great. The scope is great. Is this entirely your baby? What's the scoop on this project and what is your involvement? I know we've seen bits and pieces for a while here and in aspadvice.

    Tell me or tell us all. I am definitely interested.

  • Hi Julie. Yes Scoilnet is my baby ;-)

    I work in a agency working for the Department of Education in Ireland, and they had in the past another scoilnet version.

    When I join the agency lat year I was quite happy to choose the technology I wanted. ASP was a first choice but because I was involved already in .Net, I choose VB.Net.

    This project is on development since now 1 year, including really 5 months of hard-coding, the rest being meetings, discussions, etc... So I am the only programmer, so that's why I am REALLY busy, but I like it. Anyway you must be really a geek in a job position like mine ! So no time for PDC or TechEd, unfortunatly. I just miss a bit of training sometime, to be in touch with the real developer world.

  • Congrats, Paschal! I see your baby is growing and growing and ...



    Really great job!

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