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
All set! It works in Mozilla now.
Here's the link again:
http://www.geocities.com/topdowndan/docs/webapp/
--- Adam Hardy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> No, I think it just wrapped on you. Put your
> anti-Microsoft tiger back
> in its cage and step away from the door ;)
>
> It seemed to work O
Any input or corrections would be great. I haven't
done one of these before, so I'm afraid I don't really
know what I don't know. I just sort of browsed the
web and my memory of past projects for partial
instructions and then dumped them in the doc as best I
could. There are some questions in th
temper temper
Thanks for the constructive criticism. I'll see if
there's an open source evangelistically kosher way to
get it working on another browser.
--- James Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> umm...I'm confused. I clicked that link and the
> page doesn't mean squat to
> me. The top
Dan,
just realised how unhelpful that msg was. What are you actually asking
for? Random suggestions or something specific?
Adam
On 11/12/2004 07:26 PM Adam Hardy wrote:
No, I think it just wrapped on you. Put your anti-Microsoft tiger back
in its cage and step away from the door ;)
It seemed to
No, I think it just wrapped on you. Put your anti-Microsoft tiger back
in its cage and step away from the door ;)
It seemed to work OK in Mozilla for me. The blanks are iframes rather
than text areas. Not all of the nodes have them.
Looks like Dan is still writing his expert system on how to se
umm...I'm confused. I clicked that link and the page doesn't mean squat to
me. The top frame is only half rendered (being cut off by the bottom
frame).
The tree items only expand to empty (and rather oversized) text areas.
Am I supposed to view this page with IE? If so, then forget about gett
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
Dan,
I skimmed over your steps outline and it looks like you should turn that
into a book for beginning contractors or webapp developers. It might sell a
few books too. :)
Regards,
David
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