More on Jota :
* Website : http://sites.google.com/site/aquamarinepandora/home/jota-text-editor
* the author explains how to create and contribute syntax files, maybe
someone can look into that ?
* the (very customizable) toolbar, although it takes up some screen
space, is a life-saver on device
Thanks, Vinicius.
Here is another tip for those who are going to use SL4A to edit files
directly on their device :
... do yourself a favour and install the "Jota text editor" from the
Market, right now...
It's not only free, but also ad-free and even open-source... and very
well done !
Unfort
In response to a question in another thread, here is a summary of how
I got web2py running on my Android device (a Samsung Note), using
hints found here and there.
Maybe it can save some time for those wanting to do the same thing.
Note : I am just getting started with Android, so there are prob
On 18 jan, 18:46, Martin Weissenboeck wrote:
> Hi, I am interested to run web2py on an android tablet pc. Please could you
> describe what you have done?
I think I should, yes :-)
As often, it is not difficult, but not trivial either because Android
is strange, with plenty of small pitfalls, no
Massimo, thanks a lot for taking the time to look into this !
So :
1) as usual, you are right :-)
2) your "quick fix" doesn't work, maybe because my column type is
datetime.date, not datetime.datetime ?
3) it doesn't matter for now, because I added a three-line hack
instead to replace the datet
On 17 jan, 21:58, Massimo Di Pierro
wrote:
> Please open a ticket. What's the latest version that worked? Can you
> show how you expose the service?
The last version I used is 1.94.5 from march/april last year.
Are older web2py archives available somewhere for testing ?...
Here is the code I'm u
Hi,
I have this very old web2py app that has been working 24/7 since early
2008...
One instance runs on my phone (Nokia N900, a Linux device), another on
my home server (also Linux).
The mobile instance frequently "pushes" database records to the server
instance, using XMLRPC, by calling the rel
As I mentioned before, there is a wealth of material online, but one
thing that is lacking is a short presentation with a summary of what
is considered most important and original in web2py - something that
can be presented in 5 minutes max, in a typical "lightning talk"...
such as the one I shoul
On 24 juil, 11:20, Oleg wrote:
> http://visitmix.com/labs/gestalt/
Indeed... too bad about Silverlight :-)
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Oh boy, this stuff is still in the Black Magic phase... documented
about as well as AJAX five years ago, as in, not much nor well...
I have the orbited server running on my screen, with the demos working
and all, but still no clue how to integrate that with web2py so I can
write code in python in
On 22 juil, 07:35, Mark Eichin wrote:
> Look for orbited - a comet server that people were showing it off
> (with TurboGears, but like everything associated with TG it's a
> component that can be used in other contexts) at Pycon 2008...
Yes, most of the Python references for COMET seem to point
On 20 juil, 23:23, fpp wrote:
> Thanks Massimo. The reversehttp method sounds a bit *too*
> sophisticated (or at least under-documented) to me, I guess I'll try
> the first one for a start.
>
> Is it not possible for a client to maintain a long-running
> xlmhttprequest
data to the other client.
>
> On Jul 20, 6:02 am, fpp wrote:
>
> > Hi,
>
> > I have an idea for an app I'd like to try out, but I'm not sure if
> > it's actually possible to do this with http.
>
> > Basically the app server would be dedicated and
Hi,
I have an idea for an app I'd like to try out, but I'm not sure if
it's actually possible to do this with http.
Basically the app server would be dedicated and have only two
clients :
- one, a mobile, tactile unit, would only display a sort of menu
(think big buttons) and send input from ch
On 29 juin, 23:04, mdipierro wrote:
> Here is the ppt of my 5 min lightening talk at pycon
>
> http://www.web2py.com/examples/static/lightening.ppt
Thanks, that would be a good starting point... too bad the comments
were in your head and not in the slide notes :-)
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On 27 juin, 00:27, JohnMc wrote:
> You will find both Brazil and Argentina are big FOSS proponents. One
> of the bigger community WiFi setups run on FOSS. Many just cannot
> afford the costs of a Microsoft OS. Once past that adoption of other
> open source tools just naturally follow.
I understa
larger audience...
> @fpp: if you need anything with regard to web2py and/or Maemo, let me
> know so we could get organized in time
Thanks for the offer ! I will definitely take any help I can if the
change is confirmed.
I'm fairly experienced and comfortable with medium-sized presenta
On 23 juin, 20:55, mdipierro wrote:
> You may want to point out that here
>
> http://fisl.vidanerd.com/usuario/phnet
>
> despite the variety of subjects, web2py scores 6th out of 42 talk
> proposals.
For some reason Python in general is really big in Brasil. That's
where the Nokia people working
On 23 juin, 02:01, mdipierro wrote:
> Well done fpp and Attila.
>
> http://wiki.maemo.org/Maemo_Summit_2009/Submissions
Now we need to wait and see if the proposals are accepted... and if
so, more work for the holidays :-)
I intend to be there no matter wha
This Google Group used to be featured visibly on the main page. Now
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to find even when you're looking for it... probably many who don't
know it's there will miss it.
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I believe I have mentioned several times since earlier this year that
I had web2py running on my N810 withj apps specially made for it :-)
I gave a talk about this experience at the Nokia Maemo Summit in
Berlin last September.
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