Pico Lisp to JSON with JavaScript
Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009On many occasions it’s preferable to convert PicoLisp on the client side instead of on the server, here’s an attempt.... Read More
On many occasions it’s preferable to convert PicoLisp on the client side instead of on the server, here’s an attempt.... Read More
I just set out to duplicate the Doctrine for dummies example, but this time for real, with a real OODB system, not some silly ORM
Thanks goes to Alex for helping me out with the queries.... Read More
The heart of the problem with making jQuery.post work with the PicoLisp server is simple once found (thanks to Alex for helping me find it). Apache seems to use the Content-Length header to determine the length of the argument sent by XMLHttpRequest.send(), the Pico server doesn’t bother with determining the the length. It looks for a newline at the end instead.... Read More
Yet again I have to do some documenting so I know what the hell I’m doing since I’m all over the place at the moment. Doing something here and then moving over to do something over there and then coming back to coding this and that. If you’re this unstructured you need crutches and this documentation is that, it will enable me to get back to this and do easy debugging in the future, it will trigger memories.... Read More
Today I felt like extending the html function that is responsible for rendering the bare bones of a HTML document in the GUI framework.... Read More
Finally, the registration form! Not really for beginners but anyway…... Read More
Squashing Bugs... Read More
As you might know already Pico has a GUI system similar to for instance Haml. That’s all very well and fine, the problem is that as opposed to Haml a typical Pico GUI script contains a lot of logic as well, I shudder to think having designers poking around in there to output the HTML just like they want it. And we are not quite yet at the point where we are doing completely CSS controlled designs, it’s a goal though.... Read More