Just found a really nice article on the newly created Ext blog. It explains how to use Aptana to build a JavaScript Air application - using the Ext JS library (which is particularly popular with Apollo goers). Of course, a bit of Red Bull helps.
I’ve got the Tumblelog bug and have been adding bits and bobs to one over the last few weeks.
I’m going to use it as a place to post miscellaneous links and videos, not necessarily related to Rails/Flex (or indeed computers).
Check it out.
Dan Grigsby has written a very thorough and comprehensive piece that takes you through the components of Juggernaut, the concepts behind it and what’s actually happening. I highly recommend it, especially for those who’ve implemented some of the basic Juggernaut examples, and are keen to know more.
Other articles of note on ‘Rails Spikes’ are ‘Simplify […]
In about 10 minutes this evening, I’ve received 1600 and counting emails. They’re not the usual spam - but rather spam hiding as mail delivery failures. Anyone else had this problem? It seems that to receive so many in such a short time I’d have had to be targeted in some sort of way.
Update:
After a […]
Google have released a new project called TrimJunction; their vision:
In a nutshell: mindlessly copy and port Rails, because it’s a great web MVC framework. The result should be a web MVC framework that runs in either the client AND the server. While we’re at it, explore and push the edges of occasionally connected web applications. […]
Paul Dowman has created a Ruby on Rails EC2 image for Amazon’s EC2 (ami-4e907527).
For those of you who don’t know what EC2 is, it’s basically an on-demand, flexible VPS service. Currently a little bit more expensive than dedicated VPS hosting, but worth it for the features.
Features are:
Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty),
Rails 1.2.3,
Ruby 1.8.5,
MySQL 5
EC2 command line tools
automatic […]
Some specs for the iPhone’s browser capabilities have been released (and then hastily deleted). However - they say that the iPhone won’t support Flash which is a little bit odd, considering their advertising campaign clearly shows the iPhone render Flash.
You can clearly see the Flash rendering fine in the pic below (via Flashcomguru), perhaps this […]
Came across this today. AsProject is a “cross platform, open source ActionScript development tool” developed by Luke Bayes. I haven’t had a chance to play with it yet but it sounds cool. From the site:
AsProject automates a variety of tasks including the creation of projects, classes, test cases, test suites, and swfmill libraries. It automates […]
Amazon has being moving into other areas, aside from shopping, for a while now. With S3, EC2 and the other arms of AWS (Amazon Web Services) they’ve developed quite a platform that developers can utilise to access unlimited resources and storage. All these services were developed in response to the challenges Amazon faced in […]
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