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Archive for July, 2008
10-ish years?
Anyone remember exactly when Userland released Manila? I was looking at the date, and realizing I think I’ve been blogging for about 10 years. I started briefly with an static site, using Frontier’s web framework, then moved to Manila — running on a 68k Quadra over my 128k DSL line, sometime around 1998. [...]
Wednesday, July 30th, 2008. Posted in Blogging | No Comments »>
Just do it!
Bob Cusick put it in far more detailed an eloquent terms, but when it comes down to it the best way to do software development is to “Just do it!” and not spend so much time planning to do it.
Friday, July 25th, 2008. Posted in Servoy | No Comments »>
Testing WordPress for iPhone
Seems to work. Probably won’t make me blog anymore, however.
Tuesday, July 22nd, 2008. Posted in Blogging, WordPress | No Comments »>
Servoy: wrapping global methods
One of the best things about Servoy 4 is the dramatically improved JavaScript support. With full support for functions, and the "apply", method you can now do very cool things in the runtime environment.
The example below shows how to take a pre-defined global method, alias it, and replace the original with a new version [...]
Monday, July 21st, 2008. Posted in Javascript, Servoy | No Comments »>
Servoy 4.0 goes final
Servoy has released 4.0. This is a major update for Servoy, at least from a developer perspective, as they have totally abandoned their proprietary IDE and become an Eclipse plugin. They have also released a free "community" edition.
Servoy is a interesting product. It's not for everyone. If you are a developer looking for a flexible [...]
Tuesday, July 15th, 2008. Posted in Servoy | No Comments »>
