DevZone Refresh
The DevZone codebase has been upgraded today and some new features now exist to make your DevZone experience more engaging!
Numerous features have been added, such as:
* Email Integration – Get informed via email when you contribution gets published, if someone comments on one of your articles and when someone comments on an article that you’ve commented on.
* Leaving Comments now happens on the same page as the post you are commenting on.
* Code syntax highlighting available (see the new “submission reference”:/node/reference for details of how to use it)
* Twitter Integration – Automatic updates to “@devzone”:http://twitter.com/devzone, “@zendcon”:http://twitter.com/zendcon & “@phpa”:http://twitter.com/phpa
* Lots of backend performance/stability/administration upgrades.
I hope you enjoy all of these improvements. Please leave comments as to your thoughts!
2 comments to “DevZone Refresh”
January 6th, 2010 at 7:10 pm
Congrats Eli .
But I think there is a slight bug in the comments form.
I clicked the add comment before the page completely loaded. I was moved to the link http://devzone.zend.com/article/11558-DevZone-Refresh/comment .
But when I click backwards and made the page loaded completely the comment box was below . Just to make you aware there is some slight problem. Not a big deal.
January 6th, 2010 at 7:15 pm
Yes, that’s currently not a ‘bug’ but a ‘feature’, allowing the comment button to still work for people who don’t have javascript enabled. The button is changed, via Javascript upon pageload, to create the javascript-ajaxy-ish version of commenting.
There are some ways to work around and still allow the backup while also allowing the JS-way, but this was a ‘quick solution’ and Step 1 for now.
Thanks for the feedback!