Ilya, we as an OpenSocial community lack in this area a bit. There are some compliance tests checked in to Shinding [1] but they are for earlier versions of the spec. One of the items on the TODO list of the OpenSocial community is to update these tests.
[1] http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/shindig/trunk/content/gadgets/ On Mon, Aug 13, 2012 at 10:56 AM, Ilya Builuk <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Ryan! > > What compliance tests can you suggest to test opensocial/gadget > functionality? I found several tests exploring shindig sources. Can > you list the main of them? What is the minimal functionality of > opensocial compliant application based on shindig experience? > > Thanks, > Ilya > >>Ilya please keep us up to date on your progress, and let us know how >>we can help! > > -Ryan > > On Thu, Aug 9, 2012 at 6:06 AM, Ilya Builuk <ilya.builuk@...> wrote: >> Thanks for reply! >> >> Yes, I've already seen negrony and considered it as "a fast and >> flexible markup processor for building arbitrary parsing and rendering >> control structures" according to the description from site. It was >> useful to understand how to implement opensocial standard by exploring >> source code / debugging. But I think it would be better to me to >> continue development using my source code as it was designed using new >> features of .NET Framework as async Tasks (all I/O operations are >> async, e.g. fetching gadget definition from remote location, >> rendering), expression trees, upcoming ASP.NET WebAPI (as REST >> services).. Also I'm trying create it as lightwight component which >> can be integrated easly into existing ASP.NET (MVC) sites. >> >> However I understand that it is far away from production quality as >> negroni and isn't ready to publish. So I plan to continue development >> and when it become more stable, I will try to populate it and >> opensocial concept among .NET developers (for example publish articles >> which describe key principes at codeproject.com - popular resource >> where I haven't found any major reference on opensocial topic). >> >> Thanks, >> Ilya >>
