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Interesting, but ... (Score:3, Interesting)

by Ovid (2709)

Bricolage looks very interesting. However, if I were to get my employer to even consider using someone else's content management system rather than forcing me to spin my wheels writing my own, Bricologe would never be considered because we use Template Toolkit. Are there plans to incorporate this at some point in the future? While I realize this would be a lot of work, I can see it also being considerably more attractive to many.
- Re:Interesting, but ... (Score:4, Informative)
  
  by samtregar (2699)
  
  Bricolage has an plug-in architecture for templating systems called "burners". There are burners written for HTML::Mason and HTML::Template. Adding a new burner is a simple matter of sub-classing Bric::Util::Burner [bricolage.cc] and filling in a few methods. Check out the full details here. [bricolage.cc]
  -sam
  - Re:Interesting, but ... (Score:1)
    
    by ignatz (2751) on 2002.09.04 12:57 (#12500) Homepage
    
    A very cool feature BTW.
    Congrats to everyone on the release. I was really pleased to hear that Bricolage survived all the chaos.
    
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