From XHTML/CSS to MODx Template

This is the beginning of a series of screencasts where we start from an xhtml/css template and we port that into an existing MODx website.

[einsteinsboi]

Thanks for the feedback! Good luck with your projects, MODx is fun to work with :)

[einsteinsboi]

In this screencast I'm using Evolution. If you're starting with MODX now I would recommend you use Revolution, as it's the new codebase and where most of the development resources and efforts are currently concentrated. While Evolution is still aliv e and supported, it's not as actively being developed as Revolution, so you'd be better off starting with Revolution.

[efesair]

but, very good work. nice to see some video where language of mortals is used :) makes it easier when non developers can understand...

[einsteinsboi]

efesair
This is part 1 of 5, if you read the description, you'll see that I mention that the other four sections were too long for youtube, so you can watch them for free on my blog.

mary

[einsteinsboi]

And I forgot they're all on Vimeo too :)
mary

[xxkmanxx]

Which modx are you using and which do you recommend to start with and what's the difference? Revolution and Evolution.

[phalancs]

You always say "walking" although you want to say "working", sounds so funny. Strange accent.. :)

[efesair]

yes, i read it only after i posted here. sorry!