Bluish Coder: seaside

Seaside for Dolphin Smalltalk

2006-05-27T16:03:00+12:00

A preliminary port of Seaside, the continuation based web server framework, for Dolphin Smalltalk has been released.

Seaside for Dolphin Smalltalk Coming Soon

2006-05-20T10:45:00+12:00

According to Avi Bryant on the Seaside mailing list, a 'useful version of Seaside' will be available on Dolphin Smalltalk by the 25th of May.

I haven't forgotten, I'm just slightly behind schedule (so what else is new... sigh). But there's nothing like a public commitment to make things happen, so: I promise that I will release some useful version of Seaside on Dolphin by this time next week - on or before Thursday, May 25.

Port Seaside to VAST?

2006-05-04T22:53:00+12:00

Posted on the Seaside mailing list is a request for people to port Seaside, the Smalltalk continuation based web system, to VAST - a Smalltalk system. The offer includes the following incentive:

To make it worth your while, we are offering a reward of a full license to VAST and all of our add-on products (a $9,595 value) to the first five people who successfully and independently port Seaside to VAST (we want to make sure that anyone who gets it working is rewarded, not just the first to finish).

DabbleDB on TechCrunch

2006-03-18T19:47:00+13:00

DabbleDB gets a mention again on TechCrunch along with a lot of positive comments.

In just a few minutes, the video will show how you can start with simple, flat spreadsheet data, use Dabble DB to search and explore this data right away, then gradually evolve into a full conference-planning application (with drop-down lists, calendar views, relations, and more). While this demo shows that full app development can take place in only a few minutes, in practice it would usually happen organically over a period of time as the app editors further expand their apps.

DabbleDB is written in Squeak Smalltalk using the continuation based web framework Seaside.

DabbleDB Under the Radar

2006-03-03T10:50:00+13:00

Ajaxian reports that Dabble DB gets a good review at Under the Radar:

They also have a calendar view of database data, where they parse out date-like values and plot them on a calendar - and you can apply the same searches against the calendar view, too. It's a really fast, compelling interface - better than some of the When calendaring apps we saw in the last session.

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The audience was very complementary, and both Michael and Rael on the panel seemed impressed. A great product.

Dabble DB is written in Smalltalk using Seaside, a continuation based web framework.

Free hosting for Seaside web applications

2006-02-22T22:09:00+13:00

Looking for free hosting for your Seaside application? An announcement on the Seaside mailing list says that free hosting is available from Seaside-Hosting.

Seaside-Hosting is a free hosting service for non-commercial Seaside applications. This service provides a simple to use web interface with FTP access to set up and run your Seaside applications. It allows you to put your own application online within minutes. The service is a Seaside application and is itself running on Seaside-Hosting too.