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Friday 1 June 2007

0.8.1 (alpha 2) released !

By Fred Bird on Friday 1 June 2007, 17:44 - release

You can download webappkit 0.8.1. Home page and code documentation have been updated.

  • Services and Storages are now available, see the homepage tutorials for more information.
  • webappkit/djtpl now includes a storage for templates.
  • webappkit/appengine is growing, although not used yet for webappkit admin.
  • admin page now dynamically lists available kits, and still include home page tutorials.

Tuesday 29 May 2007

doc updated, 0.8.1 onwork

By Fred Bird on Tuesday 29 May 2007, 19:10 - news

Almost everything is in the title.

Code documentation has been updated and is still available at code.webappkit.net.

Version 0.8.1 is onwork. Here's the news :

  • Kits resources loading is now separated from kit instance retrieval. Methods $webappkit->load() and webappkit::loadkit($id) have been added, which are not called by webappkit constructor.
  • webappkit::timecounter() and $webappkit->loadedWeight() have been added to help optimization.
  • Admin index (when calling url /webappkit from your app root) is not static anymore. It still includes micro tutorials, but provided kits list is now dynamically built from actual kits.
  • A new pathnodes subpackage is being worked on : webappkit/pathnodes/od which stands for Open Document.

Tuesday 15 May 2007

Code documentation - alpha coming

By Fred Bird on Tuesday 15 May 2007, 18:39 - news

Some code documentation has been generated and is online at code.webappkit.net. It covers the core kit and subkits code. It may be useful to people using provided generic libraries, such as databeans (data structures), pathnodes (filesystem) and Django templating engine php implementation.

I plan to release 0.8.0 as an alpha version sometime soon. The foundation is there, and work have been started on appEngine, the basic framework to be used by the web admin.

Release soon, release often. Any help is welcomed.