Quoting Jonathan Rochkind :
Good point Aaron. Maybe that's possible, but I'm not seeing exactly
what the interface would look like. Without worrying about how to
implement it, can you say more about what you'd actually want to see
as a user? Expand on what you mean by "listens for feeds of
I know some systems (I'm thinking of CPAN and Gemcutter in particular) have
feeds of new releases -- maybe we could tap into those and note when
registered projects have new releases? I don't know if that's fine-grained
enough information for what folks want.
On Sun, Mar 28, 2010 at 6:44 PM, Jonat
Good point Aaron. Maybe that's possible, but I'm not seeing exactly what the
interface would look like. Without worrying about how to implement it, can you
say more about what you'd actually want to see as a user? Expand on what you
mean by "listens for feeds of specific types," I'm not sure wh
Eric Lease Morgan writes
> Unfortunately, I am unable to access the water_id attribute. While
> the water_id attribute displays as a part of my data source and list
> views, whenever I try to actually access the water_id attribute my
> application crashes as illustrated by the linked screen shot
Quoting Jonathan Rochkind :
Hmm, an aggregated feed of the commit logs (from repos that offer
feeds, as most do), of "open source projects of interest to the
code4lib community." Would that be at all useful?
I think that's a start but I'd imagine that just a feed of the commit
logs would
On Mar 28, 2010, at 6:22 PM, Jonathan Rochkind wrote:
> Note if it were the Java/ObjectiveC methods we were talking about, as you can
> see from the documentation, you would not be able to call
> valueForKey("some.key.path") -- you would need to instead use
> valueForKeyPath() for that. And
Are you sure you're talking Javascript, and not Java?
I'm used to valueForKey from Apple Objective C and Java code. It's a
pattern/idea originally imported from NextStep/Objective C, and put into Apple
classes even in Java. something.valueForKey(key) is nothing more or less than
calling someth
Plus'ing it is one thing, but I have no idea what such a thing would actually
look like (interface-wise), or how it would be accomplished. I'm not sure what
it means exactly. It's an interesting idea, but anyone have any idea what it
would actually look like?
Hmm, an aggregated feed of the comm
codeplanet.code4lib.org++
On Fri, Mar 26, 2010 at 3:34 PM, Birkin James Diana
wrote:
> On Mar 25, 2010, at 12:47 PM, Ross Singer wrote:
>
> > ...GitHub/Google Code and their ilk... ...What would be useful... ...is
> an aggregation of the Code4lib's community spread across these sites, sort
> of w
