Author Archives: Tom Schindl
e4 – why you don’t need e5
This was orginally a reply on Elias post on e5: On “should take risks”: We agreed that e4 would be compatible with 3.x. Is not 100% correct: We agreed on the fact that e4 will provide a compat layer so … Continue reading
UFaceKit – 2 (new) interesting features in latest nightly
Like the title already says the latest nightly build comes with 2 amazing features one already part of the code base since a long time (XPath to traverse the UI-DOM) the second one just hit SVN (plugable model-item mapping). I’m … Continue reading
Consumeable UFaceKit-Builds for SWT
This a remarkable day in the history of UFaceKit because since today we can provide consumeable nightly builds to install or create a target platform. A big thank you to Chris Aniszczyk and Pascal Rapicault who helped me in getting … Continue reading
QxWT 1.0.1.0-rc1 and other cool stuff
As the blog title suggest I’ve uploaded a first release candidate for the QxWT 1.0.1.0 which is going to be released on about a month. The most important new features coming with this release: Postprocessing to use qooxdoo toolchain Support … Continue reading
Looking back and into the future – First conclusions
I admit I’ve been depressed a bit after having looked back to year 2009 because making the summary showed that I failed in most of my Eclipse “Jobs”. Until then I’ve had a lot of fun working on OpenSource projects … Continue reading
QxViewers – The first steps towards a UFaceKit-Webport
I’ve talked a lot (1,2,3,4) lately about my progress on QxWT towards release 1.0.0.2. Now that all the codeing is done more or less I can restart working on my master plan: Single APIing for Web and Desktop programing use … Continue reading
e4@JUGS
Yesterday I presented e4 to members of the JavaUserGroup Schweiz. There’ve been 80+ people (I was told that this was the highest number of participants ever taken part in Special Interest Group talk). I’d like to thank Edwin Steiner from … Continue reading
QxWT explained Part 4
In the last 3 blog entries (part 1, part 2, part 3) we concentrated on generating JavaScript code using the GWT-Compiler integration and Java-Annotations. In this blog post we’ll concentrate on something completely different. One of the major problems of … Continue reading
QxWT explained Part 3
I continue the blog post series (Part 1, Part 2) about the internal of QxWT by describing how one can even extend qooxdoo-JS-classes using the GWT-generator features without writing a single line of JavaScript-code. In the last blog entry we … Continue reading
QxWT explained Part 2
In my last blog post I started explaining how QxWT adopters get support from us in release 1.0.0.2 (due end of February). We are going more into detail in this blog post. Let’s once more recap what we are trying … Continue reading
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