Here's the post[1] about Kaliningrad that I've been threatening to publish for a couple of weeks:)
Dale [1]http://gemstonesoup.wordpress.com/2011/10/08/kaliningrad-developing-with-amber-seaside-and-monticello/ |
On Sun, Oct 9, 2011 at 2:59 AM, Dale Henrichs <[hidden email]> wrote:
Here's the post[1] about Kaliningrad that I've been threatening to publish for a couple of weeks:) Thanks Dale, this is really nice. Laurent
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Be careful Dale, people might fall in love with you.
On 09/10/11 02:59, Dale Henrichs wrote: > Here's the post[1] about Kaliningrad that I've been threatening to publish for a couple of weeks:) > > Dale > > [1]http://gemstonesoup.wordpress.com/2011/10/08/kaliningrad-developing-with-amber-seaside-and-monticello/ |
This is really awesome Dale, thanks for sharing it!
Nico 2011/10/9 Francois Stephany <[hidden email]> Be careful Dale, people might fall in love with you. |
Hi Dale, this is great stuff!
Could you comment a bit on how do you handle communication between the image and Amber? I mean, as a developer, how can I get the server and client to exchange information?
2011/10/9 nicolas petton <[hidden email]> This is really awesome Dale, thanks for sharing it! Bernat Romagosa. |
Thanks Bernat,
Right now I am playing with the Seaside-JSON[1] package that Philippe has been working on. It's a Seaside-based package that allows you to render JSON including Seaside-style callbacks, so you can return state + server-side actions. ConfigurationOfSeasideJSON is in the SqueakSource MetacelloRepository. If you want to peak at what I'm doing take a look at tODE[2]. These three urls bring up tODE (the non-Amber version), the Amber browser, and the Amber version of tODE: http://localhost:8080/tools/tODE http://localhost:8080/tools/amber-browser http://localhost:8080/tools/amber-tODE The Amber version of tODE is in very early development, I've just got the inspector working (no expressions). Take a look at the two tODE-Amber* packages to see how I'm connecting Amber and the server. For the Amber-side code, look at the tODE-AmberClient in the Amber browser. One of the (possibly) interesting things that I'm doing is passing a block of Amber Smalltalk from the server to Amber for rendering the objects in Amber ... Right now it's a string, but I think that eventually you will write some Smalltalk in the server that will be shipped as source to Amber for execution ... We'll see what the future brings:) Dale [1] http://www.squeaksource.com/Seaside31Addons [2] http://code.google.com/p/tode/ ----- Original Message ----- | From: "Bernat Romagosa" <[hidden email]> | To: [hidden email] | Sent: Sunday, October 9, 2011 6:26:28 AM | Subject: Re: [amber-lang] Kaliningrad: Developing with Amber, Seaside and Monticello | | Hi Dale, this is great stuff! | | | Could you comment a bit on how do you handle communication between | the image and Amber? I mean, as a developer, how can I get the | server and client to exchange information? | | | 2011/10/9 nicolas petton < [hidden email] > | | | This is really awesome Dale, thanks for sharing it! | | Nico | | | | | | 2011/10/9 Francois Stephany < [hidden email] > | | | Be careful Dale, people might fall in love with you. | | | | | On 09/10/11 02:59, Dale Henrichs wrote: | | | Here's the post[1] about Kaliningrad that I've been threatening to | publish for a couple of weeks:) | | Dale | | [1] http://gemstonesoup. wordpress.com/2011/10/08/ | kaliningrad-developing-with- amber-seaside-and-monticello/ | | | | | | -- | Bernat Romagosa. | |
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