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Great examples to copy and learn from?

Tim M
I was recently doing some coding in Dolphin Smalltalk and wanted to add a
toolbar button with a drop down menu to my application. Noticing that the
Dolphin browsers have this functionality for their history buttons, I clicked
on the live object inspect button, moved my mouse cursor over the history
button and got an inspector on how "they did it". Browsing references in
my image, I quickly found examples of how to implement dropdown toolbar buttons
in my app too.

This got me thinking about Seaside - are their any good applications that
show off the best functionality in seaside such that I can easily toggle
the halos and figure out how to copy those good bits in my seaside applications
too? There are the test suites and there is the HPI todo application (which
is a close candidate) but somehow they seem a bit shallow for getting full
examples.

It could be that in my newness I haven't yet picked up the good trails to
follow - but I can't help but notice that one of the real powers of Smalltalk
is that when coding there are great examples in the image alongside you.
In fact they are more than examples as they are being used around you and
so are up to date and easily browsable.

Is there something written in Seaside maybe to manage your components and
browse stuff that uses drag and drop and lots of rich ajax examples that
would give this good example at your fingertips?

Just a thought.

Tim



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Re: Great examples to copy and learn from?

Michael Perscheid
Tim M schrieb:

> I was recently doing some coding in Dolphin Smalltalk and wanted to add
> a toolbar button with a drop down menu to my application. Noticing that
> the Dolphin browsers have this functionality for their history buttons,
> I clicked on the live object inspect button, moved my mouse cursor over
> the history button and got an inspector on how "they did it". Browsing
> references in my image, I quickly found examples of how to implement
> dropdown toolbar buttons in my app too.
>
> This got me thinking about Seaside - are their any good applications
> that show off the best functionality in seaside such that I can easily
> toggle the halos and figure out how to copy those good bits in my
> seaside applications too? There are the test suites and there is the HPI
> todo application (which is a close candidate) but somehow they seem a
> bit shallow for getting full examples.
>
> It could be that in my newness I haven't yet picked up the good trails
> to follow - but I can't help but notice that one of the real powers of
> Smalltalk is that when coding there are great examples in the image
> alongside you. In fact they are more than examples as they are being
> used around you and so are up to date and easily browsable.
> Is there something written in Seaside maybe to manage your components
> and browse stuff that uses drag and drop and lots of rich ajax examples
> that would give this good example at your fingertips?
>
> Just a thought.
>
> Tim
>
>
>
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Hi Tim,

our former Bachelor project has created this website with Seaside:
http://www.swa.hpi.uni-potsdam.de/swa/tnt
Here you can see some nice examples of what you can do with this
framework. I'm afraid but the source code is not available.

Some features: - GoogleMaps integration, Ajax like tour editor,
newsletter and other Web 2.0 stuff.

This project was done with Seaside 2.7. For more information to the
"Tours and Traps" Project have a look at our podcast:
http://www.swa.hpi.uni-potsdam.de/projects/tnt/index.html (at the bottom
of the page)

Kind regards,
Michael

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