[ANNOUNCE] notmuch-web 0.1.0

[Amadeusz Żołnowski]

Quoting John Lenz (2013-03-03 20:58:48)
> > Could you provide us some screenshots?
> 
> I put a couple screenshots of the search and the pager on bitbucket.
> The compose screen is just a form so I didn't add a screenshot of
> that.  In the screenshots you can see the buttons for retagging
> messages and also see the pager to page between messages.

Thanks!


> https://bitbucket.org/wuzzeb/notmuch-web/src/tip/screenshots/search.png
> https://bitbucket.org/wuzzeb/notmuch-web/src/tip/screenshots/pager.png

Wow, it looks really nice.  I hope I can use it when I eventually set up
my mail server. :-)


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Re: [ANNOUNCE] notmuch-web 0.1.0

[Amadeusz Żołnowski]

Quoting John Lenz (2013-03-03 20:58:48)
> > Could you provide us some screenshots?
> 
> I put a couple screenshots of the search and the pager on bitbucket.
> The compose screen is just a form so I didn't add a screenshot of
> that.  In the screenshots you can see the buttons for retagging
> messages and also see the pager to page between messages.

Thanks!


> https://bitbucket.org/wuzzeb/notmuch-web/src/tip/screenshots/search.png
> https://bitbucket.org/wuzzeb/notmuch-web/src/tip/screenshots/pager.png

Wow, it looks really nice.  I hope I can use it when I eventually set up
my mail server. :-)


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[ANNOUNCE] notmuch-web 0.1.0

[John Lenz]

On 2013-03-03 10:14:18 UTC, Amadeusz ??o??nowski  
wrote: 
> Hello John,
> 
> Quoting John Lenz (2013-03-03 05:51:17)
> > I have been recently working on a web interface to notmuch.  The past
> > two weeks, I have used it as my only email client and since the trial
> > period was a great success (I had no major issues or problems and
> > never had to revert to another client), I have decided to release an
> > initial version.  I am planning on continuing to use this web client
> > as my sole notmuch client and will continue developing features (most
> > identified by my two week trial period :)  Combined with the It's All
> > Text Firefox plugin for compose, I am really happy with the result.
> 
> Congratulations! :-)
> 
> Could you provide us some screenshots?
> 

I put a couple screenshots of the search and the pager on bitbucket.
The compose screen is just a form so I didn't add a screenshot of that.
In the screenshots you can see the buttons for retagging messages and
also see the pager to page between messages.

https://bitbucket.org/wuzzeb/notmuch-web/src/tip/screenshots/search.png
https://bitbucket.org/wuzzeb/notmuch-web/src/tip/screenshots/pager.png

[ANNOUNCE] notmuch-web 0.1.0

[John Lenz]

On 2013-03-03 16:53:24 UTC, Ben Gamari  wrote: 
> John Lenz  writes:
> 
> > I have been recently working on a web interface to notmuch.  The past two
> > weeks, I have used it as my only email client and since the trial period
> > was a great success (I had no major issues or problems and never had to
> > revert to another client), I have decided to release an initial version.  I
> > am planning on continuing to use this web client as my sole notmuch client
> > and will continue developing features (most identified by my two week trial
> > period :)  Combined with the It's All Text Firefox plugin for compose, I am
> > really happy with the result.
> >
> Very nice! Am I correct in assuming that you are scraping the output of
> the command line utility? Last I knew there were some memory management
> issues[1] that needed to be resolved. I've been hoping to fix this at
> some point but there's always something else to do.
> 

Yes, I use the command line and use the JSON format for everything, using 
--format=json --format-version=1I haven't noticed any memory or speed 
issues, the web pages come back quickly in the browser and the notmuch command 
line and JSON parsing is probably not the bottleneck, although I haven't done 
any performance testing yet.

John

Re: [ANNOUNCE] notmuch-web 0.1.0

[John Lenz]

On 2013-03-03 10:14:18 UTC, Amadeusz Żołnowski  wrote:
> Hello John,
>
> Quoting John Lenz (2013-03-03 05:51:17)
> > I have been recently working on a web interface to notmuch.  The past
> > two weeks, I have used it as my only email client and since the trial
> > period was a great success (I had no major issues or problems and
> > never had to revert to another client), I have decided to release an
> > initial version.  I am planning on continuing to use this web client
> > as my sole notmuch client and will continue developing features (most
> > identified by my two week trial period :)  Combined with the It's All
> > Text Firefox plugin for compose, I am really happy with the result.
>
> Congratulations! :-)
>
> Could you provide us some screenshots?
>

I put a couple screenshots of the search and the pager on bitbucket.
The compose screen is just a form so I didn't add a screenshot of that.
In the screenshots you can see the buttons for retagging messages and
also see the pager to page between messages.

https://bitbucket.org/wuzzeb/notmuch-web/src/tip/screenshots/search.png
https://bitbucket.org/wuzzeb/notmuch-web/src/tip/screenshots/pager.png
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[ANNOUNCE] notmuch-web 0.1.0

[Ben Gamari]

John Lenz  writes:

> I have been recently working on a web interface to notmuch.  The past two
> weeks, I have used it as my only email client and since the trial period
> was a great success (I had no major issues or problems and never had to
> revert to another client), I have decided to release an initial version.  I
> am planning on continuing to use this web client as my sole notmuch client
> and will continue developing features (most identified by my two week trial
> period :)  Combined with the It's All Text Firefox plugin for compose, I am
> really happy with the result.
>
Very nice! Am I correct in assuming that you are scraping the output of
the command line utility? Last I knew there were some memory management
issues[1] that needed to be resolved. I've been hoping to fix this at
some point but there's always something else to do.

Cheers,

- Ben

[1] See id:87aaa0l1tc.fsf at gmail.com and id:8739h1pbaq.fsf at gmail.com

Re: [ANNOUNCE] notmuch-web 0.1.0

[John Lenz]

On 2013-03-03 16:53:24 UTC, Ben Gamari  wrote: 
> John Lenz  writes:
> 
> > I have been recently working on a web interface to notmuch.  The past two
> > weeks, I have used it as my only email client and since the trial period
> > was a great success (I had no major issues or problems and never had to
> > revert to another client), I have decided to release an initial version.  I
> > am planning on continuing to use this web client as my sole notmuch client
> > and will continue developing features (most identified by my two week trial
> > period :)  Combined with the It's All Text Firefox plugin for compose, I am
> > really happy with the result.
> >
> Very nice! Am I correct in assuming that you are scraping the output of
> the command line utility? Last I knew there were some memory management
> issues[1] that needed to be resolved. I've been hoping to fix this at
> some point but there's always something else to do.
> 

Yes, I use the command line and use the JSON format for everything, using 
--format=json --format-version=1I haven't noticed any memory or speed 
issues, the web pages come back quickly in the browser and the notmuch command 
line and JSON parsing is probably not the bottleneck, although I haven't done 
any performance testing yet.

John
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[ANNOUNCE] notmuch-web 0.1.0

[Amadeusz Żołnowski]

Hello John,

Quoting John Lenz (2013-03-03 05:51:17)
> I have been recently working on a web interface to notmuch.  The past
> two weeks, I have used it as my only email client and since the trial
> period was a great success (I had no major issues or problems and
> never had to revert to another client), I have decided to release an
> initial version.  I am planning on continuing to use this web client
> as my sole notmuch client and will continue developing features (most
> identified by my two week trial period :)  Combined with the It's All
> Text Firefox plugin for compose, I am really happy with the result.

Congratulations! :-)

Could you provide us some screenshots?


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Re: [ANNOUNCE] notmuch-web 0.1.0

[Ben Gamari]

John Lenz  writes:

> I have been recently working on a web interface to notmuch.  The past two
> weeks, I have used it as my only email client and since the trial period
> was a great success (I had no major issues or problems and never had to
> revert to another client), I have decided to release an initial version.  I
> am planning on continuing to use this web client as my sole notmuch client
> and will continue developing features (most identified by my two week trial
> period :)  Combined with the It's All Text Firefox plugin for compose, I am
> really happy with the result.
>
Very nice! Am I correct in assuming that you are scraping the output of
the command line utility? Last I knew there were some memory management
issues[1] that needed to be resolved. I've been hoping to fix this at
some point but there's always something else to do.

Cheers,

- Ben

[1] See id:87aaa0l1tc@gmail.com and id:8739h1pbaq@gmail.com
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Re: [ANNOUNCE] notmuch-web 0.1.0

[Amadeusz Żołnowski]

Hello John,

Quoting John Lenz (2013-03-03 05:51:17)
> I have been recently working on a web interface to notmuch.  The past
> two weeks, I have used it as my only email client and since the trial
> period was a great success (I had no major issues or problems and
> never had to revert to another client), I have decided to release an
> initial version.  I am planning on continuing to use this web client
> as my sole notmuch client and will continue developing features (most
> identified by my two week trial period :)  Combined with the It's All
> Text Firefox plugin for compose, I am really happy with the result.

Congratulations! :-)

Could you provide us some screenshots?


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[John Lenz]

I have been recently working on a web interface to notmuch.  The past two
weeks, I have used it as my only email client and since the trial period
was a great success (I had no major issues or problems and never had to
revert to another client), I have decided to release an initial version.  I
am planning on continuing to use this web client as my sole notmuch client
and will continue developing features (most identified by my two week trial
period :)  Combined with the It's All Text Firefox plugin for compose, I am
really happy with the result.

https://bitbucket.org/wuzzeb/notmuch-web

The server is written in Haskell and the client using Bootstrap and Jquery.
It should work on any HTML5 browser: I have tested it on Android and
desktop Firefox.  One feature of GHC (the haskell compiler) is the ability
to statically compile binaries which don't require haskell installed to
run, so I have built binaries for linux.  They only require glibc, libgmp,
and zlib.  I use these binaries to deploy from my desktop (where I develop
and build) to my server (which has no Haskell installed).

https://bitbucket.org/wuzzeb/notmuch-web/downloads/notmuch-web-0.1.0.i686.tar.gz
https://bitbucket.org/wuzzeb/notmuch-web/downloads/notmuch-web-0.1.0.x86_64.tar.gz

Configuration, instructions on building from source, and other information
are on the web page.

John

[ANNOUNCE] notmuch-web 0.1.0

[John Lenz]

I have been recently working on a web interface to notmuch.  The past two
weeks, I have used it as my only email client and since the trial period
was a great success (I had no major issues or problems and never had to
revert to another client), I have decided to release an initial version.  I
am planning on continuing to use this web client as my sole notmuch client
and will continue developing features (most identified by my two week trial
period :)  Combined with the It's All Text Firefox plugin for compose, I am
really happy with the result.

https://bitbucket.org/wuzzeb/notmuch-web

The server is written in Haskell and the client using Bootstrap and Jquery.
It should work on any HTML5 browser: I have tested it on Android and
desktop Firefox.  One feature of GHC (the haskell compiler) is the ability
to statically compile binaries which don't require haskell installed to
run, so I have built binaries for linux.  They only require glibc, libgmp,
and zlib.  I use these binaries to deploy from my desktop (where I develop
and build) to my server (which has no Haskell installed).

https://bitbucket.org/wuzzeb/notmuch-web/downloads/notmuch-web-0.1.0.i686.tar.gz
https://bitbucket.org/wuzzeb/notmuch-web/downloads/notmuch-web-0.1.0.x86_64.tar.gz

Configuration, instructions on building from source, and other information
are on the web page.

John
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