Thanks, David. Great doable ideas!
I have a couple questions...
Where is the best place to put server side validation?
I think that's a substep of either "Author Business
Services" or "Author Actions".
Same question about client-side validation.
Do you think Bugzilla is more of a QA- or a Te
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Subject: Re: Application Development Procedure Doc (Again)
Dan,
I don't really understand the document you posted. Maybe it would
be better served
in wiki format or you could post in pdf or something like that. As it
is, I was pretty confused
when I first saw it.
Dan Canc
Dan,
I don't really understand the document you posted. Maybe it would
be better served
in wiki format or you could post in pdf or something like that. As it
is, I was pretty confused
when I first saw it.
Dan Cancro wrote:
Hi Group,
This is plea #2 for help with a soup-to-nuts How-To
doc I'm
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> > - Original Message - From: "Dan Cancro"
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so,
> then forget about
> >> getting any help from me. I never run it.
> >>
> >>
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> >> James Mitchell
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> >> EdgeTech, Inc.
> >> 678.910.8017
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any help from me. I never run it.
>
>
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> James Mitchell
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> EdgeTech, Inc.
> 678.910.8017
> AIM: jmitchtx
>
> - Original Message -
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> To: <[E
ver run it.
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Software Engineer / Open Source Evangelist
EdgeTech, Inc.
678.910.8017
AIM: jmitchtx
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Subject: Application Development Procedure Doc (Again)
Hi Group,
This is plea #2 for help with a soup-to-nuts How-To
doc I'm making for building apps, so that I can
finally build one. The last doc I d
04 12:44 PM
Subject: Application Development Procedure Doc (Again)
Hi Group,
This is plea #2 for help with a soup-to-nuts How-To
doc I'm making for building apps, so that I can
finally build one. The last doc I did was pretty
boring. It fetched one joke, one criticism and zero
offers for
Hi Group,
This is plea #2 for help with a soup-to-nuts How-To
doc I'm making for building apps, so that I can
finally build one. The last doc I did was pretty
boring. It fetched one joke, one criticism and zero
offers for assistance.
This new one is much more fun. It has expanding
trees, ifram
Yes, I am only looking for detail at this high level.
I think that a one or two page document with this
course level of detail over the entire app development
process would be pretty helpful for people like me who
are getting started. I think there is plenty of
documentation already to explain ea
I see what you mean now about the different steps for the different
architectures. You are giving yourself a huge scope to deal with! It
strikes me that your document would constantly become out-of-date with
each new software release. Or are you going to leave it at the depth of
detail which yo
This is Blueglue: http://www.openlogic.com/index.php
With blueglue, you download this application and then
check the boxes for, say, MySQL, Hibernate, JBoss, and
Middlegen, and blueglue installs everything on your
computer.
I am just getting started. I haven't developed any
apps yet, so picking
What's blueglue? It sounds like maven (which is open-source)
You don't actually list anywhere what software you are using. It looks
like you are using Hibernate and EJB together. Is that logical? Why not
use CMP, or ditch EJB?
On 10/27/2004 05:52 PM Dan wrote:
I've never developed an open source
LOL. Thanks, David. I think if the whole open source
community was one company, we wouldn't even need a
book. We'd probably just have a wizard.
--- "David G. Friedman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dan,
>
> I skimmed over your steps outline and it looks like
> you should turn that
> into a bo
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Application Development Procedure
I've never developed an open source database web app.
Since each open source product only documents its part
of the whole process, I've had some trouble finding a
documented step-by-step procedure for doing the whole
th
I've never developed an open source database web app.
Since each open source product only documents its part
of the whole process, I've had some trouble finding a
documented step-by-step procedure for doing the whole
thing. So I tried to make one by patching together
bits from the documentation o
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