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Monthly Archives: April 2020
Corona and time for Astronomy
I did not much in Astronomy over the last years, but during the lock down I had time to show my son some stuff. He took some free hand pictures (projection from eyepiece (Okular)), which are pretty good considering the … Continue reading
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New Smalltalk cup
My son noticed, that I was pretty worried about my broken Smalltalk cup and so I got a new cup from him on my birthday. Thank you Torben !
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ICU Wrapper for VASmalltalk mentioned
Hey, that’s cool. My wrapper for the ICU library for VASmalltalk has been mentioned at the ICU project
PUM oriented apps – Project Installation Sencha ExtJS
If you create a first application with pum you must create also an application for Sencha ExtJS. I use WebStorm and the plug-in from Sencha. So when creating a new app in your Sencha workspace you end up with a … Continue reading
Some days are starting badly ….
My Smalltalk cup gots broken in my dish washer ….
Gemstone/S – Used during local elections 2020 in Bavaria
We had two dates last month – collecting results for the Kommualwahlen (local elections) 2020 in Bavarian (Bayern) for Bayerischen Rundfunk. On 15.03. and 29.03. we used Gemstone/S to manage and playout the results of that election for their Internet … Continue reading
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Gemstone/S and its Query capabilities
That’s a topic. Gemstone/S is an object oriented database, so in contrast to relational databases, an OO-Database has its strength in maintaining direct connections (associations) between objects. These associations can be seen as materialized views of SQL-queries in relational databases, … Continue reading
PUM oriented apps – CRUD API Call structures
The API structure of PUM has been developed to support the Javascript library we actually use – Sencha ExtJS. One base construct in ExtJS is a “store“. In REST terms a store is a list-resource (containing domain objects) with up … Continue reading
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PUM oriented apps – Session Handling
When adding REST-structure to your model in PUM, several classes are added to the model – in the API hierarchy and the domain hierarchy. One of these classes is an application user class (as mentioned in an ealier posting) and … Continue reading
PUM oriented apps – Server scheduling …
Application with more than a few users need more answering tasks on the server … and we enter the world of concurrency and Linux configuration. PUM oriented apps are considered to run behind an Apache server, not because I like … Continue reading