I would also be very interested in more detail on this topic. I've been
toying with designs with a variety of technologies (a self-driven academic
activity this far) to formulate how a massively multilingual site (upwards
of 12 languages) could be implemented. I've not had much luck understanding
What is Lift's recommended version of Maven? I am looking to create an sbaz
package for easy download and install for maven for newcomers (myself
included), and figure that having one that is compatible with lift would be
of prime interest. Is the latest and greatest version compatible with 2.0?
Sbt is on the plan too, as well as svnkit which is a command line svn client
in Java.
On Jan 21, 2010 4:30 PM, Channing Walton channingwal...@mac.com wrote:
I use maven 2.2.1 without any problem. i prefer to use sbt these days which
still makes use of mvn repositories.
James Matlik wrote
I will be creating a sbaz package containing a maven release. I realize that
lift generally doesn't use the scala distribution (which comes with sbaz ),
but it does seem a logical stepping stone for beginners and tinkerers. I
just want to make things readily accessible. Since 2.2.1 works, I'll run
This looks to be a very significant selling point for Lift. I realize there
are some high level comments about Lift being designed for security, but I
haven't seen any details explaining what measures have been put in place to
qualify those statements. This is a prime example of what should be
Is there a running version of the widgets site online, or is this only
available in source format? It would be nice to have something like this
linked to the liftweb home page or wiki for people to test drive these
features at zero cost. I did a quick look there and didn't find anything of
the
Why not have those links generate 301 redirects to the new site locations?
It won't do much for people's existing bookmarks, but should allow search
engines to update without the dead links.
On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 6:50 PM, Timothy Perrett timo...@getintheloop.euwrote:
In short, no. We can't
Hello Derek,
I fully understand having a day job and prioritizing side projects
accordingly. I also appreciate the work you, Marius and Tyler have done
with the book. I have found it very helpful in my playing over the weekend.
It looks like there are two versions of the getting started doc
actually update the wiki yourself, I think. It's probably faster
that writing about it to the list, unless you're not sure you're correct...
Chas.
James Matlik wrote:
I have found another inconsistency on the wiki at
http://wiki.liftweb.net/index.php?title=HowTo_run_examples. The wiki
has
