chris would you mind to put the license MIT so that it is the same with Squeak and Pharo?
Stef On Nov 14, 2010, at 3:09 AM, HaiColon wrote: > > Hi, > > I released the first public version of "Smalltalk Labs Browser for blogs" > (or just SLBfb since that name is really long.. ^^), a JavaScript widget > that you can put on your blog (or any other kind of website) to offer your > readers a web based Smalltalk code browser for classes you mention or even > describe in an article or tutorial so that people don't need to have a > Smalltalk image at hand to understand what you're talking about. The widget > pops up when someone clicks on a classname and can be moved freely around a > website, but it tries to position itself automatically in the best position > when you don't move it by yourself and keeps doing so even when the web > browser is resized. > > The widget downloads the source code of a class from a database over the > net. At the moment the database has all 3093 classes of Pharo 1.1 in it and > more Smalltalks (where code redistribution is allowed) are going to come > soon, including some popular frameworks and libraries like Seaside. The only > requirement to add this to a blog is that you can add custom JavaScript to > your blog's template, you don't need a blog that runs on Smalltalk/Seaside > for this, which means most free blog services work fine (including Tumblr > and Blogger). > > I hope this will be of help to the Smalltalk community. It's completely free > and Open Source, licensed under the thoroughly permissive Apache License > Version 2.0 (both the widget and the database/website). I'm running this on > Google App Engine and the free quota (bandwidth, database space, CPU time, > etc.) should be enough to serve the whole Smalltalk community, or at least > that's the idea. > > You can try it out directly on the SLBfb website: > http://slbrowserfb.appspot.com or in my blog post about the release: > http://smalltalklabs.tumblr.com/post/1557829586/smalltalk-labs-browser-for-blogs-released > > If you scroll to the very bottom of the website, there's a link > "configuration" which will bring you to the interactive installation > documentation to install this on your own blog/website. > > Keep in mind that this is the first release (apart from the pre-release on > Pharocasts some time ago), so there could be some nasty bugs that only > happen when there's a full moon and someone tries to sing a ballad on one > leg with his arms tied behind his back. This only works in WebKit and > Mozilla browsers at the moment, but for unsupported browsers or when you > read a blog post that makes use of SLBfb in an RSS reader or on Planet > Smalltalk/Squeak, a website is used to display the classes mentioned > instead, so it still works but not as nicely. > > If someone wants to hack on the code, I'll release a screencast about how to > set up a local development environment some time next week, including a > small introduction on using the git version control system since the code is > hosted on Github. > > Cheers, > Chris > -- > View this message in context: > http://forum.world.st/ANN-Smalltalk-Labs-Browser-for-blogs-tp3041451p3041451.html > Sent from the Pharo Smalltalk Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > > _______________________________________________ > Pharo-users mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.gforge.inria.fr/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pharo-users _______________________________________________ Pharo-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gforge.inria.fr/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pharo-users
