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 >> to-webform context [name: context [first: "Chris" last: "RG"]]
	== "name.first=Chris&name.last=RG"

for ajax, this system could be really handy :-)

I don't think it'd be difficult.

I don't think either... I guess I was wondering if such a lib already 
existed, from which you ported a rebol server-side equivalent.

The goal is to make them interchangeable.  You could set up a service 
that took the same structured data in JSON as it does from a web 
form...

Which (when fixed), 'import (see r.org filtered-import) can validate.

i.e. submit to service from Ajax, use JSON ( http://bit.ly/altjson
), or build a web form with the 'name.first' style keys.

amacleod - nice

Chris, is your Rebol <-> Json converter better than the others?  
Why rewrite?

It wasn't so much a rewrite as following on from code I'd written 
prior.  Whether it's better, I don't know - I was going for cleaner, 
and the /flat option.

Thanks,  Michael

amacleod - your C.A.P.T.A.I.N. app is quite impressive...  congrats, 
its fun to see what people are doing with REBOL and to know that 
all the help going around here leads to amazing stuff !

Thanks Maxim,

Waiting for your GLass/Liquid stuff to be completed...I would love 
to get a better inface on my app...right now I feel its full of hacks 
to get R2 view to do what I need it to do...


I looked at GLayout (and REBGUI) but I thought pure VID would be 
easier for me to make any needed workarounds to missing needed compoments. 


Once I get a solid version 1 out I will look into porting to R3 (If 
new VID is ready) or your stuff again if you release a new version...

We already have a R2beta world ... why not use that?

Seconded.

How do I get an account to R2Beta?

Ditto

Ask Gregg

Sorry, it's ask Gabriele, BrianH or Carl

Wow... .Gabriele you've been busy ....

Nice schemes Gaby.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mey8GokRFf4

Can you do an english version Steeve?

I don't know if it's possible without destructing the flow (lot of 
private jokes)

A literal traduction would mean nothing

Thanks, Gabriele!

Great stuff, Gabriele

I wonder how Hardball differs to Rugby? Does it cure Rugby's ocassional 
problems?

Lots of good stuff in the power-mezz .... thanks, Gabriele!
  http://www.rebol.it/power-mezz/

Ups.. should respond here.. power-mezz seems really awesome collections 
of stuff? I should take a week off and study all it offers!

Is this part qtask libraries? I saw qtask in the license now.

It looks like stuff Gabriele has done for qtask

collect seems an awesome idea :) .. what are macros about and that 
custom func ?

i need volunteers to help with the docs. there's a wiki in the sourceforge 
page...

also, patches are always welcome. just clone the HG repository from 
the sourceforge page. you are also welcome to publish your derived 
repositories, and i will just pull the things i like.

Thanks Gabriele. Good job.

Graham, how is Jaime doing? is he monitoring R3 for a come back?

I don't think he is monitoring R3 .. I've just been in communication 
with him recently

He's still scheming, and you can see what he is doing from his Linkedin 
profile

Excellent Graham. Thanks for pursuing that.

Replying to amacleod here: http://www.rm-asset.com/

This provides a good description.

It appears to be a studio of programmers that do development, not 
an IDE.

Please don't call me an IDE :-)

I would never do so, you are totally RAD :)

Uhm, thanks :-)

RAD was a term in the '90s that meant Rapid Application Development. 
It's a compliment, if a somewhat goofy one.

Yes, it was corny then too.

AFAIK the compliment only works because it was also a term in the 
80's meaning "cool".

Hence the pun, even when Borland coined the term. If you want to 
know what it referred to, look at every development environment nowadays 
which has a visual GUI designer, especially those that affect the 
code directly when you make visual changes. All high-end IDEs in 
modern times are cheap knockoffs of Delphi from the early '90s (back 
in the Win 3.1 days), even Visual Studio.

I suppose the NeXT guys didn't have much to say in that? Maybe my 
history is not good on that. When did Delphi come around?

Before NeXT by a few years.

But the modern IDE style folows the Delphi model. Especially the 
MS tools, since they licensed the patents (and poached Borland's 
employees).