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Archive for May, 2008
Servoy: make JavaScript object representation of record
I got asked for an example on the Servoy forum of how to make a JavaScript object that is essentially a clone of a “record” object in Servoy, which is actually a Java host object that’s tied to a foundset and has some limitations and overhead associated with it. So, here’s how simple it [...]
Thursday, May 22nd, 2008. Posted in Servoy | No Comments »>
Servoy 4 preview release
The Servoy 4 public preview is now available. It’s a huge upgrade, at least from the developer point of view, as the whole development environment has been moved to Eclipse. Along with that come a great deal of productivity improvements in the editors, better version control support and many other new features.
I’ve been using [...]
Tuesday, May 13th, 2008. Posted in Servoy | No Comments »>
Tech refresh for the company site
With time that would probably have been better invested in actually improving the content of the site, I instead re-deployed my Agile Tortoise company website, in a far more buzzword compliant fashion. That’s right, rather than running on Rails 1.1.6, behind FastCGI on Apache 1.3 on a shared host with code in Subversion and [...]
Wednesday, May 7th, 2008. Posted in Ruby on Rails, Work | 1 Comment »>
Strip “.svn” folder from Subversion working copy
It seems like there’s probably a much easier way to do this, but I had a Rails project under Subversion, where I lost access to the original repository. In a perfect world, you’d just do an export from the repo to get a clean copy of the code, but I could do that — so [...]
Tuesday, May 6th, 2008. Posted in Misc | No Comments »>
