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Contiying from my last post, regarding codegen

I have been in contact with Midnight coders and they have a plan to update the php version and since they ask me how much i was willing to pay for this i assume they are waiting for the mony todo so. So i offered myself to continue this projecg for free for them, but im still waiting for they final reply

Geirr

Unfortunately i have to put my #PureMVC #Eclipse plugin

Unfortunately i have to put my eclipse plugin on hold for a while.. The sad thing is that its almost finnished.

I had todo this to because a client requested  Flex Air application handling the business logic for a global financial investment company.

So in order to update my skills on air applications i decided to convert David Dereadt FCG project which he has officially discontinued.

First step was to write him an email asking him if this was ok.

Since there are a couple of simplifyed/to much code generator’s  i decided i decided to stuck with a client based solution.

Lucky me i found a MySQL driver for air based application’s without a server layer. This is an open source solution hosted on google code.

I havent asked the responsible owner of this project if i can use it(his alias is maclena) since it is released under the mozilla public license 1.1

And at my understanding of this, i do not have to notify, or ask him for using the code.

That said, i will notify the code owner when the final product is released.

I will release this project under the MIT license since i find this more suitable for me.

I started analysing the code from the original FCG application(based on the cairngon framework)., and i soon found out that the code needed to be ported to pureMVC.

All my previous work with the framework has been based on the multicore version of it instead of the single core.

Coming from a java and net background i am quite used to work with multi threaded codeing so i found it quite releaving to be able to do something similar to what i was

used to in multithreaded applications.

Over to the original goal..

I started with a uml diagram like this:
UML diagram

And i hope this is good  enough for this release.

PureMvcGen

When i start adding on server side PHP and JAVA generation it soon wil be quite a extenscive work, so im afraid that this work i have

to release on a payed base.

So i have some question to you guys.

1. This is based on woborb, any other php version you need ?

2. What java app server do you need this for ?

3. How much are you willing to pay for this?

My tweets 2010-08-06

  • @gskinner is it possible to extend the asdocr app so it can handle more tags? ->

My tweets 2010-08-01

  • Anyone know about work in #vienna or nearby with #AS3,#FLEX,#LCDS,#BLAZEDS,#PHP,#MYSQL,#PureMVC experience. Relocating to vienna soon… ->
  • Looking for work in#vienna.. Experience in #flex,#actionscript,#mysql,#mssql,#sql,#java,#php,#c-sharp,#blazeds,#lcds and other backend srv's ->

Porting #PHP to #JAVA file upload in #flex, #as, # actionscript, used in #tomcat or #jboss

Currently working on a php function that lets frontend users to upload files to server using the puremvc framework.

When im finnished that one i will finnish a java version.

The reason im doing this in PHP first is that i dont know of any tomcat, jboss server hosted in the cloud.

 

So if anyone out there know about this please let me know…

Practical PHP Patterns: Two Step View

The Two Step View pattern, as its own name suggests, proposes a mechanism composed of two steps for generating an HTML page:

  • first, a logical representation of the page is produced, as a map (key => value) of the different elements of the page.
  • then, the physical representation is rendered, by juggling around the single elements to compose the final HTML.

The
first step is usually related to particular page-related presentation
code, while the second step introduces some global or category-related
presentation, like a common layout.

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Top 10 Reasons Cloud Computing Deployments Fail

Practically every cloud computing provider – from Google to Rackspace, Amazon to Salesforce.com – has suffered through an outage at some point.
When outages happen, skeptics question the viability of cloud computing.

Talk to anyone invested in the cloud, though, and it doesn’t take long to understand that outages are just one of the costs of doing business in the cloud, and . . . well, so what?

 

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Simpler Ant Builds With the Ant Script Library

Ant may be unfashionable these days, but it still has its advantages.

Key among these are familiarity and simplicity: most Java developers have worked with Ant, and with an Ant build what you get is what you see.

A major disadvantage, though, is that Ant provides very little out-of-the-box.

When you start a new project, you’ve got a lot of grunt work to endure just to get your code compiled, packaged, and tested.

An all-too-common solution, in the grand tradition of make, is to copy a build file from an existing project as an easy starting point.


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My tweets 2010-07-31

My tweets 2010-07-30

  • Finally back after 4months vacation ->
  • RT @swfgeek: RT @elhector: #AS3 developers: clean up your act. Do learn about memory management. Clean those event listeners. ->