Rick Harding mitechie

DataTable design overview

These are my early thoughts on how to structure DataTable in 3.5.0. Feedback is welcome in the comments. Test

Instantiable classes out of the box

new Y.DataTable({...});
new Y.DataTable.Base({...});

Bookie: setup a Mac OSX local dev environment

I succesfully managed to setup a local development environment for Bookie in my Mac OSX machine and I'd like to share a few notes. The required changes are just small details and I guess it would be easy to edit the Makefile in order to make it work with Mac OSX, but actually I'm not an expert on it...

System configuration

OS: Mac OSX 10.8.5
Xcode: 4.6.3

Steps

Manually install system libraries

	"""
	For Pylons 0.97, optionally with asplake's Routes fork with {.format} parameter support
	1) fill_render(), a render() that encodes repeating groups properly
	2) A refactored @validate with
	a) JSON support
	b) cleaned-up form_errors that render properly in the presence of repeating groups
	c) some possibility of extensibility
	3) JSON-related helpers: sent_json(), accepts_json(), render_json()
	4) formatted_url(), a url() that remembers any format extension on the request
	5) BaseSchema, a formencode.Schema with sensible defaults

	#!/usr/bin/python

	# Equivalent of "tail -f" as a webpage using websocket
	# Usage: webtail.py PORT FILENAME
	# Tested with tornado 2.1

	# Thanks to Thomas Pelletier for it's great introduction to tornado+websocket
	# http://thomas.pelletier.im/2010/08/websocket-tornado-redis/

	import tornado.httpserver

	@view_config(route_name='my-route')
	def my_view(request):
	# here i want to know if path-1 or path-2 was taken, preferably via a var n matchdict?
	if request.view_name = 'my-route2':
	# do extra work

	config.add_route('my-route', '/path-1/view')
	config.add_route('my-route2', '/path-2/view')