ProjectV

21st August
2008
written by Eric Polerecky

In jQuery DOM manipulation is incredibly easy:

$("#dealer-toggle").toggle();

One would assume the same can be accomplished in dojo via:

dojo.query('node').toggle();

but you would be DAMN WRONG!

dojo.query will work fine but hide/show/toggle have been moved to the dojo.fx and renamed fadeOut for .hide() and wipeIn for .show()…what about toggle? no sir. There is no dojo function to toggle nods. You have to write your own.

 

ESRI

For anyone using the ESRI JavaScript Library for ArcGIS Server (a JavaScript Lib based on Dojo): ESRI created their own namespace in the API.

The ESRI namespace consists of 7 methods. I bet you can guess 3 of them.

hide

show

and of course

toggle

http://resources.esri.com/help/9.3/arcgisserver/apis/javascript/arcgis/help/jsapi/namespace_esri.htm

Wish

  1. Dojo “fixes” their query interface by using common function names. even if they are alias.
  2. Dojo adds toggle to the functions that can be acted on node lists (a node list if what is returned from dojo.query)
  3. The ESRI namespace used the same constructors as Dojo. ie: hide should be dojo.query(‘node’).hide();
25th July
2008
written by Eric Polerecky

I just wanted to mention that ProjectV is using MySQL Workbench for data modeling.

Screenshots:
http://dev.mysql.com/workbench/?page_id=35

Features:
http://dev.mysql.com/workbench/?page_id=11

Discussions:
http://forums.mysql.com/index.php?151

24th July
2008
written by Eric Polerecky

I’ve recently started a rather large web application development project. This project, henceforth known as ProjectV, has a long list of requirements including automatic photo uploading, offline access and large scale data collection. ProjectV differs from most of my recent projects in a few ways. First, its huge! it’s been a couple years since I build a large web application. Secondly, and most import…to me, I have full technical control!

ProjectV technology review:

  1. Apache
  2. PHP5
  3. MySQL 4.1.11
  4. Smarty Templates
  5. jQuery
  6. AutoCrud for PHP
  7. Google Gears
  8. Scaffold Class

As the project progresses I’ll track my success, failures, pitfalls with each of the technologies listed.

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