http://liftweb.net/download.html
needs to tell me what (tf :-) to do next if i /do/ have mvn installed already.
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hi,
i think there should be a much shorter mvn command to get started. i
do not know maven, but would it not be possible to wrap up all of the
long-winded jiggery-pokery (below) into a shorter thing that expanded
/ downloaded something that ran that command? it is just not good user
experience for
hi,
On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 4:32 PM, David Pollak
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> On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 4:29 PM, Raoul Duke wrote:
>> http://liftweb.net/download.html
>> needs to tell me what (tf :-) to do next if i /do/ have mvn installed
>> already.
> http://liftweb.net/docs/getting_s
> I wish, but no. I've written my own shell script.
ugh.
could the html verison perhaps be improved to not have extra blank
lines which prevent me from successfully copy and pasting it into my
shell? :-)
http://liftweb.net/docs/getting_started/mod_master.html#x1-40001.2
sincerely.
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whatever came of buildr for lift? i haven't stumbled across the answer
googling yet, but i'm still checking...
thanks.
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hi,
>> whatever came of buildr for lift? i haven't stumbled across the answer
>> googling yet, but i'm still checking...
>
> We're not going to support Buildr for Lift. Adding Ruby into the mix is a
> non-starter from my perspective. There is increasing sbt support for
> Lift-based projects.
th
> At this point, we're official only supporting Lift with Maven. We've got
> limited resources and this is where we're putting them. Maven is mature,
> works well in most cases, and integrates with IDEs very effectively. I
> expect in 6-12 months, we'll deprecate Maven in favor of sbt, but not t
> Don't know about buildr, but we've been using Gradle for a while. It
> comes with a Scala plugin.
ok, i think we should all admit that this is just getting funny.
:)
sincerely.
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> This is related to Lift how? It appears to be a framework itself...
ja,
i figure people who use Lift are the kinds of people who might have
their ear to the ground for other approaches to the web problem, and
might have insight into Competitor X, Y, or Z. i've certainly seen
people talk about o
On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 10:38 AM, Jeppe Nejsum Madsen wrote:
> This is no replacement for unit tests, but is more a lightweight
> integration test that exercises a big part of the Lift stack
imho a high-level test is way more useful for determining if the
system is basically working, because
On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 10:42 AM, Raoul Duke wrote:
> imho a high-level test is way more useful for determining if the
> system is basically working, because it is so end-to-end; no, it
> doesn't tell you precisely what to fix like a unit test would, but the
> code-written-to-c
On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 10:51 AM, David Pollak
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>> in other words: are there any 'professional' Test/QA (note those are
>> different roles!) people on the Lift team/list?
> So, I don't think we need additional QA. I think the existing processes
> work just fine.
very good to hear it is so
hi,
i take issue with the following:
> misunderstood. They are NOT "controllers" .. they are simple
> constructs to allow dynamic markup to be injected in the template. Of
> course one can abuse anything in any framework but this is besides the
> point.
my personal take is that if you are a res
> Many thanks for this feedback. Do you know of any connection between the
> HaXe codebase and the skydeck folks' ocamljs?
i've never heard of such a connection, fwiw.
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> Between Scala and Lift, ScalaCheck and Specs, Eclipse and Buildr, Jetty and
> JavaRebel, it's amazing to see how far the tools have evolved in the 2 years
> I've been following Scala.
so... any good concise instructions on getting properly set up with
all those tools? as wonderful as it all sou
http://280north.com/blog/2009/02/announcing-atlas/
i'm curious how it really pans out.
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