Hi everyone,
I just started learning joomla and found it interesting. I am curious to how to load images when user scrolls down in a webpage. I have seen that in many websites like here http://www.apnatimepass.com.
Does this helps in website performance or has any negative effects on websites.
(hope that is the right place for this question, if not please direct me to the right.)
I plan to develop an application with symfony2. in the future (when d8 will become more stable) i want to integrate this symfonybundles in d8.
the app primary is a rest client which syncs data from a server and presents these data in a filterable/searchable form(lists).
for now i would embed these lists in static templates to decorate the output.
later i would like to use d8 for my page where these listings are part of.
I've been a lurker for almost three years and I haven't really contributed anything more than some answered questions and Drupal loyalty. Part of this is due to the fact I'm not a Drupal module developer and part of it is my lack of time to learn what I should.
So now I have what I think would be the perfect project to start learning Drupal module development and I wanted to see if anyone was interested in helping to provide some mentoring. This particular project is a Jira/Wunderlist type hybrid for tracking stories and tasks. Since I'm a front-end developer by day, I have all the front end and javascript complete and ready to go. I thought it would be perfect to start because I've already done all the front end work and now it's time to fit in the Drupal backend.
Some of the things I know this projects needs is determining if this should be standalone or a submodule of something. Using CCK or not using CCK. Writing, messaging the database. Writing the installation process, etc. Right now it serves as a single page document when you can create stories, tasks, move them around, close them, etc. There just isn't any db involved so it can't save anything yet.