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Kaj
13-Sep-2010
[828x2]
The other talk is about the system that I will be using for the presentations: 
a graphical development version of Syllable Server running the ROX 
Desktop, which is written in Python:
http://www.softwarefreedomday.eu/2010/Kaj-de-Vos-Syllable-Server-ROX-Desktop-2010.html
Maxim
13-Sep-2010
[830]
really cool... will these be available as vids after?
Kaj
13-Sep-2010
[831]
Yep
Mchean
13-Sep-2010
[832]
nice!
Graham
13-Sep-2010
[833]
Max, you understand spoken Dutch?
Maxim
13-Sep-2010
[834]
no, it says presentations will be in english
Kaj
13-Sep-2010
[835x2]
Mine, double yep
Specially for you :-)
ddharing
13-Sep-2010
[837]
Kaj, how did the Syllable conference go on September 4th? Will there 
by any videos posted?
Kaj
13-Sep-2010
[838]
Replying in Syllable group
Maxim
17-Sep-2010
[839]
particle generator online.


built for fun and as a reference for anyone to implement his own 
.... its on rebol.org.  have fun hacking/improving it.

pictures: 

http://www.rebol.org/view-script-images.r?script-name=fire-smoke-particle-generator.r


run script:

 do http://www.rebol.org/download-a-script.r?script-name=fire-smoke-particle-generator.r
Graham
17-Sep-2010
[840]
looks like grayscale soap bubbles!
Maxim
17-Sep-2010
[841x2]
when scaled yeah.  but when far & animated and especially when you 
adjust the opacity to be just right wrt rate, its not that bad.
animation makes a big difference
Maxim
18-Sep-2010
[843]
new version on-line.  with better flames and a few more options (like 
auto-saving the setup on exit and allowing you to remove particle 
generators, by ctrl-clicking on them)


the default setup is also much better, and leverages the better flames.
NickA
18-Sep-2010
[844]
That is really cool!
Maxim
18-Sep-2010
[845]
thanks!  


to you and everyone else who takes the time to run it, it makes the 
time spent building it worth a little  :-)
jocko
18-Sep-2010
[846]
nice !
Kaj
21-Sep-2010
[847x2]
I upgraded http://tryrebol.esperconsultancy.nlto the latest version 
of my CMS
It doesn't really affect the site yet, but there's an extra year 
of development in there
Kaj
22-Sep-2010
[849x3]
I've published my Boron presentation from Software Freedom Day:
http://tryrebol.esperconsultancy.nl/Boron
It demonstrates building a dynamic website with the presentation 
on Cheyenne, so there are also a Cheyenne demonstration and a small 
CMS and presentation program in there
Fork
23-Sep-2010
[852x3]
Very cool, Kaj.
Don't know if you followed the Rebol StackOverflow page, if you want 
to put in any word edgewise about Boron let me know and I'll edit 
it as appropriate: http://stackoverflow.com/tags/rebol/info
I still feel it's possible to do much better in terms of an interactive 
deployment for Rebol tutoring... but the work on telling an open 
source story for Rebol is even more important than that quibble.
Kaj
23-Sep-2010
[855]
I'll leave it to the community to spread the word further - and to 
develop a robot teacher :-)
Kaj
25-Sep-2010
[856x2]
I modified http://tryrebol.esperconsultancy.nlto offer Boron for 
testing instead of ORCA
I've also updated and extended the documentation selection a bit
Kaj
26-Sep-2010
[858x6]
Bas de Lange is organising ReBorCon 2011 - The Church of REBOL
This is a conference for REBOL & Boron, in the same venue as the 
Syllable conferences, a church
http://web.syllable.org/news/2010-09-26-17-20-REBOL-Boron-Conference-2011.html
The scale of the event will depend on interest, so please step forward 
if you want to come and if you want to give a presentation
If we get enough international visitors, we'll call it a DevCon
I've opened a ReBorCon 2011 group to discuss this
Graham
26-Sep-2010
[864]
Is it in a Cathedral?
Kaj
26-Sep-2010
[865]
Everything is small in the Netherlands, so we hardly have any of 
those. But please use the dedicated group
Ladislav
27-Sep-2010
[866]
http://www.rebol.net/wiki/INCLUDE_documentationupdated, mentioning 
the usage of the INCLUDE-LOG  variable


http://www.rebol.org/art-display-article.r?article=w24vupdated as 
well


http://www.fm.tul.cz/~ladislav/rebol/include.rnow compatible with 
both R2 and R3
Ladislav
28-Sep-2010
[867]
One more update to

http://www.rebol.net/wiki/INCLUDE_documentation

as well as to

http://www.fm.tul.cz/~ladislav/rebol/include.r
ChristianE
29-Sep-2010
[868x3]
REBOL 3 embedded host-kit extension for ODBC database access
Documentation along with the .r module and .c extension source code 
is to be found at http://www.diefettenjahresindvorbei.de/odbc/odbc-docs.html
The R3 ODBC Extension allows easy access to databases and data sources 
supporting ODBC. 


The extension supports SQL statements SELECT and INSERT, UPDATE and 
DELETE as well as catalog functions for tables, columns and types. 
It supports statement parameters and is Unicode aware. It supports 
direct and prepared execution of statements.


If you're used to the commercial REBOL/Command (or the nowadays freely 
available REBOL/View) ODBC database access methods, you should have 
no problems using the ODBC API presented here. There's next to no 
differences in functionality, it differs mostly in that the extension 
isn't used with ports, but with "ordinary" functions OPEN-DB, OPEN-SQL, 
DO-SQL, CLOSE-SQL and CLOSE-DB. This may change when it's possible 
to provide the extension as an asynchronous R3 device, since the 
ODBC functions may be blocking.  


For now, the API is implemented as an embedded host-kit extension 
(it should easily be possible to provide it as an external dll) and 
is available for the Windows platform. So far it has been tested 
with MySQL, PostgreSQL and Intersystems Caché as well as the Microsoft 
Text Driver. Of course it's supposed to work with any ODBC data source.
ChristianE
30-Sep-2010
[871x2]
The ODBC extension is now available as a DLL
This is thanks to Andreas who taught me into the required setup to 
build a DLL. Follow the link above or download directly from http://www.diefettenjahresindvorbei.de/odbc/odbc.dll
Maxim
2-Oct-2010
[873x2]
RENOTE beta.  :-)

Just for Reichart.


here is a zip file: http://www.pointillistic.com/open-REBOL/moa/files/renote.zip


just unpack and run Renote.r  using rebol 2.7.7 (might work with 
earlier versions... untested)
Once I have a bit of feedback and it stabilizes, I'dd add window 
resizing.

It includes a full help window  (over 5kb worth of information)
Maxim
4-Oct-2010
[875x2]
renote was updated with a little fix... same url.
Renote v0.9.2


Adds many little improvement, bug fixes, and you can now export the 
whole view into an ascii file.
Filtering is much improved (its interactive everywhere)

same download url

pics:
http://www.pointillistic.com/open-REBOL/moa/files/renote-1.png
http://www.pointillistic.com/open-REBOL/moa/files/renote-2.png
http://www.pointillistic.com/open-REBOL/moa/files/renote-3.png
http://www.pointillistic.com/open-REBOL/moa/files/renote-4.png
http://www.pointillistic.com/open-REBOL/moa/files/renote-5.png
Maxim
5-Oct-2010
[877]
I just finished adding complete Macro control to Renote (v0.9.3). 
 


basically, you can use any one-line REBOL script and assign it to 
keys f1-f9.   Nothing is prevented, so you have full access to the 
running script data.  a small level of sandboxing even allows you 
to safely assign values to words without risk of side-effects.


In a single line, I can thus save out an ascii version of the filtered 
view and call notepad on it... its so fast, it feels like notepad 
is a window of the app!