Spry updated to version 1.1
I blogged a few days ago about Spry, Adobe's AJAX framework. While I was in Detroit, they dared to release a new version (1.1) without telling me. (Those jerks!) For information on what was updated, here is a very good summary from one of the creators.
I also discovered that there is a Spry Blog, but it has not been updated in a while. Adobe Spry Team, consider this my gentle nudge to start updating your blog. :)
I'll update my BlogCFC Spry demo this weekend sometime and post up the new code at that time. I'm also considering using Spry in BlogCFC, specifically for the administrator blog entry editor. It bogs down a bit when you have many entries in your database.
Comments
Well, we can't have any blog boggers now, can we? :)
# Posted By rich
| 6/10/06 1:09 AM
Ray, just an idea, but it would be great of BlogCFC had a branch that was reduced purely to a web/http service, that could put out all the blog data without requiring index.cfm's work.
Right now it seems BlogCFC can't work without index.cfm, why not let people develop their own front-ends? (Flash, FlexSpry, whatever.)
Just a thought.
Right now it seems BlogCFC can't work without index.cfm, why not let people develop their own front-ends? (Flash, FlexSpry, whatever.)
Just a thought.
Paul, I don't quite get what you mean. The blog is CFC based, and does allow you to build your own front end to it.
# Posted By Raymond Camden
| 6/10/06 6:10 PM
in fact it basically gives you the template of calls to the cfc that you would need in order to do that... making it easier, i think, to make my interface work with it... what part isnt?