Christian Kaegi

XML Editor Version 2.6 released!

As I have not been satisfied with the performance of the xml editor, I started to refactor the code. This degenerated into a complete rewrite from scratch, and the result is now here. In this new version, only the nodes visible in the viewport are actually rendered, when they leave the visible area (eg. when scrolled or opened/closed) they are not removed but added to an object pool, where they later...

XML Editor v2.5: Rich Text Editor included!

…and it’s also a simple CMS! Again it’s been quite some time since I last wrote a post here. But that does not mean I was not active… I finally have the next version of the Turtlebite XML Editor ready: version 2.5. First, I have to say that I dropped the AIR version for this release, it was only rarely used compared to the online version and it’s much easier to maintain...

XML Editor v2: online and AIR application!

It’s been so long again since I’ve been posting in this blog. Things have changed a lot in the last view months, I have finally started to do web design without flash (something I could not imagine a view years ago…). I have also been diving deep into Flex and at last started with PureMVC, something I wanted to do for a long time. It’s an incredibly cool mvc framework, and if...

Site XML Manager for Gaia

A few days ago I launched my new online xml editor. Now I like to show you how you can use this editor to manage your site xml files for your Gaia websites. As mentioned in the introduction post, this xml editor can be formed to suit your needs by using a so-called configuration file. In this file, which also is a simple xml file, you describe how your final xml file should behave. Have a look at this...

Introducing the Online XML Editor

I have finished another tool: an online editor for xml files. With this editor you can easily import your xml files and edit them without having to worry about proper syntax. Try it and let me know what you think! When I started writing this editor, I wanted to create something to handle xml files for the global navigation. It quickly turn into something much more complex, and even better, much more...