seaside-dev March 2014

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"Bootstrap" project for Seaside with separated Magritte support in a new project "BootstrapMagritte" on STHub
by Torsten Bergmann 16 Jul '18

16 Jul '18

Hi, The bundling with magritte polluted the repo and the Bootstrap project with stuff that was not really needed for "Seaside + Bootstrap" only. Also a "Bootstrap-Demo" package appeared that was more a demo for magritte than for Bootstrap. Since there already was an "Bootstrap-Examples" package this added more confusion (at least on my side). I now took action and cleaned up the Bootstrap project again to remove the magritte stuff. If one wants to to use Bootstrap with Seaside he does not necessarily have to go the Magritte path, so IMHO this was necessary. The magritte stuff for Bootstrap is now hosted as an own separate project on STHub which would also help to see to which part code additions really belong. As a result: ============ 1. The Bootstrap project now again only contains and loads the initial three packages: - Bootstrap-Core - Bootstrap-Tests-Core - Bootstrap-Examples assembled by the known ConfigurationOfBootstrap 2. The Magritte support on top of Bootstrap is now separated in an own project to avoid too much mixin. See "BootstrapMagritte" on SmalltalkHub. The new repo "http://smalltalkhub.com/#!/~TorstenBergmann/BootstrapMagritte" has the same commiters as the old one, so feel free to continue with your work. This project includes two packages: - Bootstrap-Magritte-Core (former Bootstrap-Magritte) - Bootstrap-Magritte-Examples (former Bootstrap-Demo) assembled by a new ConfigurationOfBootstrapMagritte for this particular project 3. The Bootstrap/ConfigurationOfBootstrap is now available as - a release version 0.4.0 for Seaside 3.0.9 - a release version 0.5.0 for Seaside 3.0.10 - a release version 0.6.0 for Seaside 3.1.0 (#stable) - a development version 0.7.0 for Seaside 3.1.0 for new stuff 4. The CI for Bootstrap is green for Pharo 2.0 and now also Pharo 3.0 5. The config browser is updated for Pharo 2.0 and Pharo 3.0 with the "Bootstrap" package So you can now also open a fresh Pharo 3.0 image, open World menu -> Configuration Browser to load "Bootstrap". Then run ZnZincServerAdaptor startOn: 8080 and start coding your web application with the latest Seaside 3.1.0. Next steps: Setting up a CI for the new project "BootstrapMagritte"/ConfigurationOfBootstrapMagritte Have fun! Bye Torsten

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HTTP 302 vs 303
by Philippe Marschall 07 Jun '14

07 Jun '14

Hi I came upon this HN thread [1]. The linked article suggests we should use HTTP 303 instead of 302 (because we want a change from POST to GET). [1] http://insanecoding.blogspot.ch/2014/02/http-308-incompetence-expected.html Cheers Philippe

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grease and seaside on Squeak
by Johan Brichau 06 Apr '14

06 Apr '14

Hi all, Currently, both Grease-1.1.6 and Seaside-3.1 have failing tests on Squeak. The github repository has automated Travis CI builds setup for Squeak [1,2], so we can easily monitor this: [1] https://travis-ci.org/glassdb/Grease [2] https://travis-ci.org/glassdb/Seaside31 It would be good if someone can fix them or tell me to mark some parts as non-loadable on Squeak (e.g. Slime in Squeak). Otherwise, I will disable the automated builds as they are now always reporting a failure. The github repo's master branch is a mirror of the smalltalkhub one: https://github.com/glassdb/Seaside31 The Travis CI build for that is here: https://travis-ci.org/glassdb/Seaside31 You just need to make sure you check the build for the master branch, e.g.: https://travis-ci.org/glassdb/Seaside31/builds/19433103 Similar for Grease, but here is only one branch for all platforms: https://github.com/glassdb/Grease https://travis-ci.org/glassdb/Grease If you have fixes, you can immediately commit them to Smalltalkhub, or you can create a fork of the github repo and submit a pull request. Either way, I will pick up the changes and make sure to sync the repositories. Maybe someone can forward this to Squeak dev mailinglist too? (I am not a subscriber there). thanks Johan

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versioning
by Johan Brichau 28 Mar '14

28 Mar '14

Guys, I would appreciate we do *not* change existing published versions in the ConfigurationOfSeaside3. Version 3.1.0 was published as stable. It is bad practice to just upgrade a package version in there. If you want to use 3.1.1, use that one. It has not been fixed yet. But please do not break other people's workflow by sneaking in changes to published versions. thanks Johan

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JQueryWidgetBox's FullCalendar not working
by Esteban A. Maringolo 26 Mar '14

26 Mar '14

I'm trying to use JQueryWidgetBox's FullCalendar plugin wrapper. But it is incompatible with the current version of Seaside (3.1), particularly with the JQuery wrapper. It expects a #callback:json: in JQAjax that doesn't exist any longer. What was the intention of such selector? How this can be rewritten to work with the current implementation? Old code e.g.: ... onEventDrop: (html jQuery ajax callback: [ :eventData | self updateEventStart: eventData ] json: (JSStream on: 'new Array(event.id,dayDelta,minuteDelta,allDay)')); How the new code should be written? Regards! Esteban A. Maringolo

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Re: grease and seaside on Squeak
by Stephan Eggermont 25 Mar '14

25 Mar '14

From Johan’s tweets, I have the impression he is currently otherwise engaged (moving office) Stephan

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Re: Seaside needs new version?
by Stephan Eggermont 24 Mar '14

24 Mar '14

Johan wrote: >Why should that be the case? To stop breaking depending configurations that use symbolic versions? It is quite a mess, some refering to 1.1.5 of grease, others to stable. Stephan

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Seaside needs new version?
by Stephan Eggermont 24 Mar '14

24 Mar '14

If I understand it correctly, now Grease stable is 1.1.6 we need to have a new stable and development for Seaside. Stephan

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Re: Pharo issue 13063
by Stephan Eggermont 22 Mar '14

22 Mar '14

Johan wrote: >I don't know if now is the time for it, but we might want to take the opportunity to improve the code of NEC on this. Good idea, and I think this is probably the patch that should be in Pharo 3. I hadn’t looked deeper into the problem, just eliminated class references. >I have the impression the check for the presence of WAHtmlCanvas|WARenderCanvas should actually occur in >NECVarTypeGuesser>>getClassFromTypeSuggestingName: Yes, I agree. And taking a look at some Seaside code, canvas seems to be an alias for html too. >Next, frameworks (like Seaside) would need a place to plugin such type-guessing improvements. For that we could add a >dictionary to NECVarTypeGuesser where frameworks can register a 'varname->class' mapping. That would allow simple mappings from html and canvas to WAHtmlCanvas, yes. Would something more complex be needed to guess based on the receiver? >Afaik, a small change that is worthwhile for future code changes and a chance for frameworks to improve the code >completion (I guess this is used for code completion? ) I guess so too... >But, as I said, we can also take this to Pharo4 if necessary… AFAIK it’s code most recently handled by Esteban and Marcus. They are on the critical path to releasing Pharo 3, and this is a design improvement that needs a bit documentation. On the other hand it has a decent set of tests, so we can just resolve 13063 and open a new issue to do the design improvement. >thanks for catching the bug ;-) Yeah, nice one. Stephan

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Re: Pharo issue 13063
by Stephan Eggermont 21 Mar '14

21 Mar '14

Johan wrote: >Stupid question maybe, but how can we see the changes? Not so stupid, it is a platform specific fix in a somewhat seaside related part. The slice is in the Pharo30 inbox. So, preferably: - download a latest vm from ci - download a latest 30 image (with seaside loaded, or load seaside in a plain image) - open monticello - open the pharo30 inbox repository - type 13063 in the package filter - select merge to see the change - merge it, and try Stephan

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