So still early days, but currently I'm working on creating javascript from D data models.
Why would anyone want to do this exactly? And how did I come to this?
Sunday, February 9, 2014
Saturday, January 25, 2014
Enterprise frameworks, what's next?
For those who have been following my blog recently, will know I've been working on a web service framework. Although its ultimate goal is to act as a far more all in one based component library. Its still needs the web service framework part of it.
The development so far has really gone well. Its already reached its first milestone where majority of its core features have been implemented.
The development so far has really gone well. Its already reached its first milestone where majority of its core features have been implemented.
Friday, January 17, 2014
Porting, the loss of the age!
Last few days I have been having a play round with porting GLFW to D. But why would I do this since its a C library?
Friday, January 10, 2014
Creating a competing web service framework with D
One of D's current target audiences is web developers. For medium to large web sites. To provide for this a framework is generally expected to speed up development times.
Because of this I have started working on Cmsed. I describe it as a Web development component library. Not a web service framework. Why did I do that?
Because of this I have started working on Cmsed. I describe it as a Web development component library. Not a web service framework. Why did I do that?
Thursday, January 2, 2014
Website development, D/Vibe-d vs PHP
Lately I've been working quite heavily in website development using D. More specifically Vibe. Coming from a PHP background this has shown to me just how different the two ecosystems really are.
Saturday, November 30, 2013
Its all in the interpretation!
A big problem with having a web service that is designed to be highly user centric is allowing them to customize their experience of the site safely.
You can allow them to modify things like themes under your own control. But what about actual content? What CONTENT can you allow them to manipulate? This is a big risk in terms of security and privacy over all. Most web services because of this limit it to highly predefined things like some text.
So how am I looking to do it? First off there is two portions to a system that I am suggesting.
You can allow them to modify things like themes under your own control. But what about actual content? What CONTENT can you allow them to manipulate? This is a big risk in terms of security and privacy over all. Most web services because of this limit it to highly predefined things like some text.
So how am I looking to do it? First off there is two portions to a system that I am suggesting.
- Front end, where the actual editing goes on.
- Back end, verification and manipulation of site content.
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Web services and OpenGL oh my!
Interesting title you might say of this post. Given that OpenGL is far more related to desktop applications then servers. What I'm actually referring to is two different sets of projects. For OpenGL I am referring to DOOGLE my little GUI toolkit written in D. With regards to the web service, I can't say too much at this point about the purpose however I can for some of its elements.
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