Re: [Uriana Framework] Documentation updated
I am currently creating a 'Create a Mobile Application from scratch using Uriana' tutorial that can be found at: https://www.assembla.com/spaces/uriana/wiki/Mobile_Application_Example It is not complete still, but it may help you all to get an idea of how an Uriana based mobile application looks like. I hope to be finishing it this week or before tuesday, as I am leaving the country for holidays and I won't be able to make any additions until June. By the way, I would love to retrieve some feedback, comments or questions from you guys, as they will all help me to improve the framework. Thanks in advance. Carlos. 2013/4/23 Carlos Velasco carlos.velasco.bla...@gmail.com I have updated the mobile library documentation so people could understand better the functionalities that are provided by the included mediators. I hope to begin adding tutorials and code examples in the following days. Unfortunately I will be out all May (holidays, :D), so I don't think I will be able to extend the Uriana capabilities in such a month, but I would love to leave some examples for you to begin playing with Uriana. By the way, If anyone would be interested in writting some library use examples I would help whatever I could and I think it would be a good testing experience for the framework and the best way to begin using it. Hope it all would help you guys! Cheers, Carlos.
Re: [Uriana Framework] Documentation updated
Thank you so much Mark!. It is good to know there is people out there having the intention to test and possibly use Uriana for their future developments. I hope to complete documentation and examples of the main core, extensions and mobile libraries to focus in extending the services library (to wrap Granite and BlazeDS) and adding more prebuilt common use resources. Maybe, there would be more people testing and contributing somehow in the framework these days. Hoping all that work may help community to stand at FLEX side... Carlos. 2013/4/24 Mark Fuqua m...@availdata.com I looked through your tutorial, it looks very nice. I am interested in working with Uriana if time permits in the next month or so. I think you may find feedback/comments/help hard to come by. Not because there is anything wrong with your framework, but because it is pretty much the nature of the beast. However, creating this for all the world to use (or at least see) is the best way to make sure you are doing a great job with the code and teaching is the best way to learn. Don't take a lack of response as an indicator of Uriana's quality or standing. If it develops a following, it may be a while in coming and meanwhile, developing Uriana in an open and inviting way will help you create a much better product. Good Luck, Mark -Original Message- From: Carlos Velasco [mailto:carlos.velasco.bla...@gmail.com] Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2013 6:17 AM To: users@flex.apache.org Subject: Re: [Uriana Framework] Documentation updated I am currently creating a 'Create a Mobile Application from scratch using Uriana' tutorial that can be found at: https://www.assembla.com/spaces/uriana/wiki/Mobile_Application_Example It is not complete still, but it may help you all to get an idea of how an Uriana based mobile application looks like. I hope to be finishing it this week or before tuesday, as I am leaving the country for holidays and I won't be able to make any additions until June. By the way, I would love to retrieve some feedback, comments or questions from you guys, as they will all help me to improve the framework. Thanks in advance. Carlos. 2013/4/23 Carlos Velasco carlos.velasco.bla...@gmail.com I have updated the mobile library documentation so people could understand better the functionalities that are provided by the included mediators. I hope to begin adding tutorials and code examples in the following days. Unfortunately I will be out all May (holidays, :D), so I don't think I will be able to extend the Uriana capabilities in such a month, but I would love to leave some examples for you to begin playing with Uriana. By the way, If anyone would be interested in writting some library use examples I would help whatever I could and I think it would be a good testing experience for the framework and the best way to begin using it. Hope it all would help you guys! Cheers, Carlos.
Re: [Uriana Framework] Documentation updated
Hello again Scott, did you have time to take a look to the framework? I would love to get some feedback around. Thanks in advance. Carlos. 2013/4/8 Carlos Velasco carlos.velasco.bla...@gmail.com Hi Scott, I have started the documents for the mobile library, you should take a look at it to figure out if Uriana could help you with your current developments. Cheers, Carlos. 2013/4/8 Carlos Velasco carlos.velasco.bla...@gmail.com It seems to me that you've been working on the same path that Uriana goes (same methodology). The point with Uriana is that when developping for IPAD you will use mobile library instead of application library, which simplifies the application-module architecture exchanging it for a simplified Sections and views within a section architecture, but in the end you change some components and extend Mobile based ones to get everything done. I find it quite simple to work with, and I hope it will fit your purposes well. Thanks for your interest. Cheers, Carlos. 2013/4/8 Scott Matheson smathe...@intralinks.com Carlos my project is a simple MVC application designed to teach dyslexic to read, we have used standard MXML and AS and a few events with modules to keep every thing nice and clean There is only 2 developers on the project, so we try and keep the project simple with out lots of over heads We will port to iPad etc later this year I will try and understand you work, it may save us a lot of time Scott On 4/8/13 3:16 PM, Carlos Velasco carlos.velasco.bla...@gmail.com wrote: Hi Scott, and thanks for your comments. I have planned the site as a 'how does it work' rather than a 'this is the wtf framework for' as I am just sharing it with the world instead of selling it, but I will try to show its benefits in the how to's part, well at this point any advice is of value :). I can point some of the 'Why to use it' staff in advance: - Standarized methodology for Web, desktop and mobile projects. - Makes software easy to understand and maintain. - Standard linkage between pieces in a program (Event or direct access based as desired). - Pre-built framework pieces to simplify handling common resources, lot of them are to handle mobile staff. (Let's say, views are provided of a localization manager to handle locales, a logger to write log lines and so... you don't need to add them to start working) - Resource cleaning is ensured by the framework (and also stablishes points for manual cleaning when desired). - Abstracts dispatchers and listeners staff through the application. - It's extensible to handle any resources or third party libraries. - I think it's quite lightweight. And in my opinion the most important ones: - It's very confortable working with it. - It implements much more logic than the pureMVC framework (so I don't need to code it again and again). - The workflow is very simple (resource - Event - Mediator - Event - Rest of the world through Controllers). I don't know what you are working at right now or if Uriana is the best solution for your problems, but I can say I would help with whatever you need in case you find it interesting for your projects or were interested in colaborating to improve the Uriana capabilities. Cheers, Carlos. 2013/4/8 Scott Matheson smathe...@intralinks.com Hi So this may be more an issue about me, and maybe this group is not for me, I am a business developed that hacks at code and make stuff work, When I read a page I am trying to understand the benefits, what will this do for me When I read this WiKi I do not get the sense of the value, so I have no idea if this will be of benefit to the business problems I am challenged with As I said this may have more to do with my ability to decode what information is provided, no offense ment Scott On 4/8/13 1:02 PM, Carlos Velasco carlos.velasco.bla...@gmail.com wrote: I have extended the Application Library documentation: https://www.assembla.com/spaces/uriana/wiki/Application_Library But at the moment I have not received feedback, questions or so from the community. Is anyone testing Uriana out there? Cheers, Carlos. 2013/4/5 Carlos Velasco carlos.velasco.bla...@gmail.com I have recently updated documentation wiki pages for Uriana's application library: https://www.assembla.com/spaces/uriana/wiki/Application_Library I will be working to complete these documentation pages and create the Mobile library ones in the next days. Finally I hope to add application code examples within the next 2 weeks. As allways, any advice or comment about how to improve the Uriana site will be wellcome. Cheers, Carlos. Disclaimer: This electronic mail and any attachments are confidential and may be privileged. If you are not the
Re: [Uriana Framework] Documentation updated
Hi So this may be more an issue about me, and maybe this group is not for me, I am a business developed that hacks at code and make stuff work, When I read a page I am trying to understand the benefits, what will this do for me When I read this WiKi I do not get the sense of the value, so I have no idea if this will be of benefit to the business problems I am challenged with As I said this may have more to do with my ability to decode what information is provided, no offense ment Scott On 4/8/13 1:02 PM, Carlos Velasco carlos.velasco.bla...@gmail.com wrote: I have extended the Application Library documentation: https://www.assembla.com/spaces/uriana/wiki/Application_Library But at the moment I have not received feedback, questions or so from the community. Is anyone testing Uriana out there? Cheers, Carlos. 2013/4/5 Carlos Velasco carlos.velasco.bla...@gmail.com I have recently updated documentation wiki pages for Uriana's application library: https://www.assembla.com/spaces/uriana/wiki/Application_Library I will be working to complete these documentation pages and create the Mobile library ones in the next days. Finally I hope to add application code examples within the next 2 weeks. As allways, any advice or comment about how to improve the Uriana site will be wellcome. Cheers, Carlos. Disclaimer: This electronic mail and any attachments are confidential and may be privileged. If you are not the intended recipient, please notify the sender immediately by replying to this email, and destroy all copies of this email and any attachments. Thank you.
Re: [Uriana Framework] Documentation updated
Hi Scott, I have started the documents for the mobile library, you should take a look at it to figure out if Uriana could help you with your current developments. Cheers, Carlos. 2013/4/8 Carlos Velasco carlos.velasco.bla...@gmail.com It seems to me that you've been working on the same path that Uriana goes (same methodology). The point with Uriana is that when developping for IPAD you will use mobile library instead of application library, which simplifies the application-module architecture exchanging it for a simplified Sections and views within a section architecture, but in the end you change some components and extend Mobile based ones to get everything done. I find it quite simple to work with, and I hope it will fit your purposes well. Thanks for your interest. Cheers, Carlos. 2013/4/8 Scott Matheson smathe...@intralinks.com Carlos my project is a simple MVC application designed to teach dyslexic to read, we have used standard MXML and AS and a few events with modules to keep every thing nice and clean There is only 2 developers on the project, so we try and keep the project simple with out lots of over heads We will port to iPad etc later this year I will try and understand you work, it may save us a lot of time Scott On 4/8/13 3:16 PM, Carlos Velasco carlos.velasco.bla...@gmail.com wrote: Hi Scott, and thanks for your comments. I have planned the site as a 'how does it work' rather than a 'this is the wtf framework for' as I am just sharing it with the world instead of selling it, but I will try to show its benefits in the how to's part, well at this point any advice is of value :). I can point some of the 'Why to use it' staff in advance: - Standarized methodology for Web, desktop and mobile projects. - Makes software easy to understand and maintain. - Standard linkage between pieces in a program (Event or direct access based as desired). - Pre-built framework pieces to simplify handling common resources, lot of them are to handle mobile staff. (Let's say, views are provided of a localization manager to handle locales, a logger to write log lines and so... you don't need to add them to start working) - Resource cleaning is ensured by the framework (and also stablishes points for manual cleaning when desired). - Abstracts dispatchers and listeners staff through the application. - It's extensible to handle any resources or third party libraries. - I think it's quite lightweight. And in my opinion the most important ones: - It's very confortable working with it. - It implements much more logic than the pureMVC framework (so I don't need to code it again and again). - The workflow is very simple (resource - Event - Mediator - Event - Rest of the world through Controllers). I don't know what you are working at right now or if Uriana is the best solution for your problems, but I can say I would help with whatever you need in case you find it interesting for your projects or were interested in colaborating to improve the Uriana capabilities. Cheers, Carlos. 2013/4/8 Scott Matheson smathe...@intralinks.com Hi So this may be more an issue about me, and maybe this group is not for me, I am a business developed that hacks at code and make stuff work, When I read a page I am trying to understand the benefits, what will this do for me When I read this WiKi I do not get the sense of the value, so I have no idea if this will be of benefit to the business problems I am challenged with As I said this may have more to do with my ability to decode what information is provided, no offense ment Scott On 4/8/13 1:02 PM, Carlos Velasco carlos.velasco.bla...@gmail.com wrote: I have extended the Application Library documentation: https://www.assembla.com/spaces/uriana/wiki/Application_Library But at the moment I have not received feedback, questions or so from the community. Is anyone testing Uriana out there? Cheers, Carlos. 2013/4/5 Carlos Velasco carlos.velasco.bla...@gmail.com I have recently updated documentation wiki pages for Uriana's application library: https://www.assembla.com/spaces/uriana/wiki/Application_Library I will be working to complete these documentation pages and create the Mobile library ones in the next days. Finally I hope to add application code examples within the next 2 weeks. As allways, any advice or comment about how to improve the Uriana site will be wellcome. Cheers, Carlos. Disclaimer: This electronic mail and any attachments are confidential and may be privileged. If you are not the intended recipient, please notify the sender immediately by replying to this email, and destroy all copies of this email and any attachments. Thank you. Disclaimer: This
