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Lift :: 2.6 M1
http://www.liftweb.net/26_m1
The Official Lift Blog. Announcing Lift 2.6 M1. Oct 11, 2013. The Lift team proudly announces the availability. Of Milestone 1 of Lift version 2.6. Lift is the most powerful, secure and mature web framework available today. There are Seven Things. That distinguish Lift from other web frameworks. Secure - Lift apps are resistant to common vulnerabilities including many of the OWASP Top 10. Developer centric - Lift apps are fast to build, concise and easy to maintain. New Features and Enhancements. Make Li...
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Lift :: API Documentation
http://www.liftweb.net/api_docs
The Official Lift Blog. Lift 3.0 API documentation. Lift 2.6 API documentation. Lift 2.5 API documentation. Lift 2.4 API documentation. Lift 2.3 API documentation. Lift 2.2 documentation. Lift 2.2-RC1 (Scala 2.8) docs. Note: there were no material API changes between Lift 2.2-RC1 and Lift 2.2, we will update this link when DavidB rebuilds the VScalaDoc2-based documentation). Lift 2.1 API documentation. Lift 2.1 API doc tarball. Note unified ScalaDocs are coming very soon). Lift 2.0 API documentation.
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Seven Things: Wiring
http://seventhings.liftweb.net/wiring
Yeah, lots of others, too. How do I get started? But Lift doesn't do XXXX. Yeah, it probably does (e.g., lots of REST support, JSON, XML, etc.) Join the community. Those are a lot of words. Let's see how we can build an invoice screen. Let's take a look at the markup for the invoice. The Invoice Area - div div id=invoice lines data-lift=InvoiceWiring.showLines input goes here /div div button data-lift=InvoiceWiring.addLine? Private object Info { val invoices = ValueCell(List(newLine) val taxRate = ValueC...
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Seven Things: Designer Friendly Templates
http://seventhings.liftweb.net/templates
Yeah, lots of others, too. How do I get started? But Lift doesn't do XXXX. Yeah, it probably does (e.g., lots of REST support, JSON, XML, etc.) Join the community. DOCTYPE html html head meta content=text/html; charset=UTF-8 http-equiv=content-type title Designer Friendly Templates /title /head! The data-lift-content-id attribute tells Lift that the actual template starts with the element with the id main - body data-lift-content-id=main! Name=/templates.html view code /pre div big big The benefits t...
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Lift :: Community
http://www.liftweb.net/community
The Official Lift Blog. The Lift Community and Expected Behavior. The Lift community strives to be a warm and welcoming place to newbies and seasoned users alike. If you've got a question, the community will try to provide a substantive answer (not RTFM.). The Lift mailing list. Is the official support channel for Lift. The IRC channel is a popular, but unofficial, support channel for Lift. The following are not ways to get support for Lift:. Using words like nightmare, sucks, and other similar words wil...
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Lift :: 2.6 M4
http://www.liftweb.net/26_m4
The Official Lift Blog. Announcing Lift 2.6 M4. June 19, 2014. The Lift team proudly announces the availability. Of Milestone 4 of Lift version 2.6. Lift is the most powerful, secure and mature web framework available today. There are Seven Things. That distinguish Lift from other web frameworks. Secure - Lift apps are resistant to common vulnerabilities including many of the OWASP Top 10. Developer centric - Lift apps are fast to build, concise and easy to maintain. Now has a default. To use a common.
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Lift :: 2.6 M2
http://www.liftweb.net/26_m2
The Official Lift Blog. Announcing Lift 2.6 M2. November 08, 2013. The Lift team proudly announces the availability. Of Milestone 2 of Lift version 2.6. Lift is the most powerful, secure and mature web framework available today. There are Seven Things. That distinguish Lift from other web frameworks. Secure - Lift apps are resistant to common vulnerabilities including many of the OWASP Top 10. Developer centric - Lift apps are fast to build, concise and easy to maintain. Please join the Lift Community.
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Lift :: Modules
http://www.liftweb.net/lift_modules
The Official Lift Blog. Lift has supported modules from the first version of the project in 2007. Lift’s entire handling of the HTTP request/response cycle is open to hooks. Further, Lift’s templating mechanism where resulting HTML pages are composed by transforming page content via snippets (See Snippets. Which are simply functions that take HTML and return HTML:. Information on this page is taken from Lift's introductory page on Modules. For more information, it may be more up to date. Lift integration...