Re: Feed reader and bookmarker

[Henrik Sarvell]

Hi Manuel,

I'll try and put it up in some way given the response.

Will notify in this thread when done.



On Tue, Apr 10, 2018 at 3:52 PM, Manuel Cano  wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Where can we find it?
>
> Kind regards,
> Manu
>
> 2018-04-08 15:22 GMT+02:00 Henrik Sarvell :
>
>> Hi list,
>>
>> Before the AI stuff Alex was helping me with some DB related stuff that
>> was going into my new RSS and bookmarker combo of an app.
>>
>> The bookmarking part is a result of delicious deteriorating to such an
>> extent that it was unusable.
>>
>> The feed reading I already had more or less completed in an earlier
>> unpresentable app.
>>
>> It looks like I'm not going to manage to complete that last mile to get
>> to a polished thing. I'm still using it though so it must be good enough.
>>
>> It might take me an hour or two to write an install tutorial in case
>> there is interest in me uploading the project?
>>
>> It's a non-trivial example of a complete app using the standard PicoLisp
>> DB after all, that could be used by beginners to explore without having to
>> overload IRC and mailing list with questions.
>>
>> The database parts should be fairly solid (as they're made by Alex as
>> much as by me) with progressively less clean code upwards in the stack so
>> to speak, ie using jquery and more or less ad hoc Ajax requests.
>>
>
>

Re: Feed reader and bookmarker

[Joe Bogner]

Hi Henrik, thank you for your other contributions to date. I am also
interested in reviewing it

On Tue, Apr 10, 2018 at 9:52 AM, Manuel Cano  wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Where can we find it?
>
> Kind regards,
> Manu
>
> 2018-04-08 15:22 GMT+02:00 Henrik Sarvell :
>>
>> Hi list,
>>
>> Before the AI stuff Alex was helping me with some DB related stuff that
>> was going into my new RSS and bookmarker combo of an app.
>>
>> The bookmarking part is a result of delicious deteriorating to such an
>> extent that it was unusable.
>>
>> The feed reading I already had more or less completed in an earlier
>> unpresentable app.
>>
>> It looks like I'm not going to manage to complete that last mile to get to
>> a polished thing. I'm still using it though so it must be good enough.
>>
>> It might take me an hour or two to write an install tutorial in case there
>> is interest in me uploading the project?
>>
>> It's a non-trivial example of a complete app using the standard PicoLisp
>> DB after all, that could be used by beginners to explore without having to
>> overload IRC and mailing list with questions.
>>
>> The database parts should be fairly solid (as they're made by Alex as much
>> as by me) with progressively less clean code upwards in the stack so to
>> speak, ie using jquery and more or less ad hoc Ajax requests.
>
>

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Re: Feed reader and bookmarker

[Manuel Cano]

Hi,

Where can we find it?

Kind regards,
Manu

2018-04-08 15:22 GMT+02:00 Henrik Sarvell :

> Hi list,
>
> Before the AI stuff Alex was helping me with some DB related stuff that
> was going into my new RSS and bookmarker combo of an app.
>
> The bookmarking part is a result of delicious deteriorating to such an
> extent that it was unusable.
>
> The feed reading I already had more or less completed in an earlier
> unpresentable app.
>
> It looks like I'm not going to manage to complete that last mile to get to
> a polished thing. I'm still using it though so it must be good enough.
>
> It might take me an hour or two to write an install tutorial in case there
> is interest in me uploading the project?
>
> It's a non-trivial example of a complete app using the standard PicoLisp
> DB after all, that could be used by beginners to explore without having to
> overload IRC and mailing list with questions.
>
> The database parts should be fairly solid (as they're made by Alex as much
> as by me) with progressively less clean code upwards in the stack so to
> speak, ie using jquery and more or less ad hoc Ajax requests.
>

Re: Feed reader and bookmarker

[Erik Gustafson]

Hi Henrik,

I'd also be very interested in checking the project out - it'd be a great
resource for the community!

Erik

On Sun, Apr 8, 2018, 7:28 AM Henrik Sarvell  wrote:

> Hi list,
>
> Before the AI stuff Alex was helping me with some DB related stuff that
> was going into my new RSS and bookmarker combo of an app.
>
> The bookmarking part is a result of delicious deteriorating to such an
> extent that it was unusable.
>
> The feed reading I already had more or less completed in an earlier
> unpresentable app.
>
> It looks like I'm not going to manage to complete that last mile to get to
> a polished thing. I'm still using it though so it must be good enough.
>
> It might take me an hour or two to write an install tutorial in case there
> is interest in me uploading the project?
>
> It's a non-trivial example of a complete app using the standard PicoLisp
> DB after all, that could be used by beginners to explore without having to
> overload IRC and mailing list with questions.
>
> The database parts should be fairly solid (as they're made by Alex as much
> as by me) with progressively less clean code upwards in the stack so to
> speak, ie using jquery and more or less ad hoc Ajax requests.
>

Re: Feed reader and bookmarker

[andreas]

Hi Henrik

Your tutorials helped me to get into pil DB (thanks for that!).
There are quite some references to your app in your blog posts - I'm 
curious and interested.

I'd love to read the code, I would much appreciate it.

Thanks,
beneroth

Am 2018-04-08 15:22, schrieb Henrik Sarvell:

Hi list,

Before the AI stuff Alex was helping me with some DB related stuff
that was going into my new RSS and bookmarker combo of an app.

The bookmarking part is a result of delicious deteriorating to such an
extent that it was unusable.

The feed reading I already had more or less completed in an earlier
unpresentable app.

It looks like I'm not going to manage to complete that last mile to
get to a polished thing. I'm still using it though so it must be good
enough.

It might take me an hour or two to write an install tutorial in case
there is interest in me uploading the project?

It's a non-trivial example of a complete app using the standard
PicoLisp DB after all, that could be used by beginners to explore
without having to overload IRC and mailing list with questions.

The database parts should be fairly solid (as they're made by Alex as
much as by me) with progressively less clean code upwards in the stack
so to speak, ie using jquery and more or less ad hoc Ajax requests.


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Re: Feed reader and bookmarker

[Eric]

Hello Henrik,

+1 for this and thanks for sharing.

Best,

EricC (Cilz)


Le 08/04/2018 à 15:22, Henrik Sarvell a écrit :

Hi list,

Before the AI stuff Alex was helping me with some DB related stuff 
that was going into my new RSS and bookmarker combo of an app.


The bookmarking part is a result of delicious deteriorating to such an 
extent that it was unusable.


The feed reading I already had more or less completed in an earlier 
unpresentable app.


It looks like I'm not going to manage to complete that last mile to 
get to a polished thing. I'm still using it though so it must be good 
enough.


It might take me an hour or two to write an install tutorial in case 
there is interest in me uploading the project?


It's a non-trivial example of a complete app using the standard 
PicoLisp DB after all, that could be used by beginners to explore 
without having to overload IRC and mailing list with questions.


The database parts should be fairly solid (as they're made by Alex as 
much as by me) with progressively less clean code upwards in the stack 
so to speak, ie using jquery and more or less ad hoc Ajax requests.



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