Hi Rajesh. Welcome to MODx, and we’re glad you’re checking out our beta product Revolution.
Quote from: Rajesh at Oct 12, 2009, 03:30 PM
What turns me off is that extensions which, can be installed in one click (like in joomla), cannot be developed here.
What do you mean? They definitely can, altough "one-click" is a misnomer - we prefer to allow developers to add license agreements, pre-install readmes, and setup/installation options, installation validators and resolvers, and more - not to mention more than one provisioner for an install.
It looks as if Modx is for just for good looking websites, and not web applications where joomla scores very high.
Revolution is far, far superior in terms of API and functionality for developing web applications. I would argue that to my grave; Joomla requires quite a bit of hacking to do simple things.
I may be wrong, so I would like someone to correct me if its possible, and and also tell me where I could find some help to take me through the steps of developing installable extensions, without the need for creating manually docs (resources), writing installation files, looking for doc ids, copying snippets, chunks etc..
http://svn.modxcms.com/docs/display/revolution/Creating+a+3rd+Party+Component+Build+Script
http://svn.modxcms.com/docs/display/revolution/Tutorials
And the documentation:
http://svn.modxcms.com/docs/display/revolution/
And API:
http://api.modxcms.com/
And examples in our modx-components SVN repository:
http://svn.modxcms.com/svn/modx-components
If you have more specific questions, please do ask.
Please also note that Revolution is still in
beta, and therefore will not have fully-written documentation, tons of examples, and such, that do not normally accompany a beta product. You might have to get your hands a bit dirty.