Welcome.

Deprecated code removed

Following our established development and release process we have now – being in-between releases – removed all deprecated code in master.
Before running your projects with the latest development snapshots, make sure you no longer encounter deprecation warnings. Such development hints were added with the previous official releases. Check your browser’s console and get rid of the deprecated code for a clean, up-to-date code base.

Bugfixes

For a complete list of tasks accomplished during the last working week, use this bugzilla query.

Stay tuned for some exciting announcement next week …

Welcome to the weekly status update.

Your Real-life Example

We just called to the community of qooxdoo app creators, as we seek for an updated and extended overview of real-life examples. Let us all know about your specific use of the qooxdoo framework, thanks.

qooxdoo-contrib 2.0

There has been a lively discussion around the proposed new infrastructure of qooxdoo-contrib. Thanks for your interest and all the input so far. Please feel free to provide more feedback or new aspects, particularly if you happen to join the discussion just now.

Bugfixes

For a complete list of tasks accomplished during the last working week, use this bugzilla query.

Bye.

Welcome to the weekly blog post.

Generator: New ‘source-server-reload’ Job

Have you already seen the recent blog post about a new reload feature of the generator? It is meant to give you a more rapid development turnaround when creating an app. It is experimental, and allows for all kinds of future extensions beyond its current basic feature set, so your feedback and ideas are appreciated.

Bugfixes

For a complete list of tasks accomplished during the last working week, use this bugzilla query.

Real-life Example: qjide – IDE for J programming language

A few days ago Martin Sauer let us know about a newly released project:

“qjide is a browser-based IDE for the J programming language. J is particularly strong in the mathematical, statistical, and logical analysis of data. The IDE is built with qooxdoo as the web application framework, and Python (2.6/2.7).

qjide is available as an open-source project, currently rather an experiment, not a replacement for the existing JHS/IDE. Features include a directory/file browser, a multi-tab script editor with syntax coloring, an interactive J console), an definitions viewer, keyboard shortcuts, plotting features and a package manager.”

Thanks Martin for sharing and good luck with your IDE!

Bugfixes

For a complete list of tasks accomplished during the last working week, use this bugzilla query.