johnyzee

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   by johnyzee 13y ago

   TeamPostgreSQL is a very good web GUI for PostgreSQL: http://www.teampostgresql.com
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   by johnyzee 13y ago

   Love GWT, and for the moment, unlike Dart, it uses a language that is viable for both server and client-side code. Until Dart catches up to Java (particularly for the server-side part), I'll be happily using GWT. Dart looks promising,
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   by johnyzee 13y ago

   Sounds great, just bought it (on Amazon, for my Kindle, with one click). For another great read about a would-be Amazon that didn't turn out quite the same way, and an entertaining look into the internet business environment at the tur
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   by johnyzee 13y ago

   JSP allows mixing client-side (HTML) with server-side code. GWT, and most modern frameworks, use regular servlets as the backend, and some (other) type of templating system with better separation.
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   by johnyzee 13y ago

   Ah, you are talking about the OP's site - this subthread was discussing TeamPostgreSQL: http://www.teampostgresql.com/download.jsp
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   by johnyzee 13y ago

   For what it's worth, TeamPostgreSQL is also a GWT app. Also, GWT apps are not JSP based, they are pure HTML and JS for the client-side.
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   by johnyzee 13y ago

   Yes, it is still being actively developed, at a slowish rate depending on how many other projects are going on at the same time. We release a new build around every two-three weeks, with minor enhancements and bug fixes. Releasing the sourc
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   by johnyzee 13y ago

   There's a dropdown ('Select download') with four options, one of which says 'Mac OSX Installer'. Can you explain what makes it unclear? Thanks in advance!
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   by johnyzee 13y ago

   Thank you, I will look into it. Note that you can still run the cross-platform version if you want to try it.
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    by johnyzee 13y ago

    I believe the installer packages bundle a JRE (which runs in isolation from your other Java installations) so that shouldn't be a problem. Only the cross-platform archive assumes you have a Java (6+) installed. Off the top of my head I
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    by johnyzee 13y ago

    As the author of a comparable tool (TeamPostgreSQL), most of our users use an IP whitelist in their firewall to access the web client. Of course, you can also use the tool on your local network only as a substitute for a regular admin tool
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    by johnyzee 13y ago

    We make a similar thing: http://www.teampostgresql.com AJAX/JavaScript powered rich web GUI for PostgreSQL. Looks like this took some inspiration from us too (which is great). TeamPostgreSQL is a side-project but pretty mat
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    by johnyzee 13y ago

    Another good reason for compiling to JavaScript from a higher level platform. With GWT you get complete and accurate stacktraces straight into the Java codebase. Catch it, send it to the backend for logging. Most client-side JavaScript erro
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    by johnyzee 13y ago

    > Is anyone else skeptical that they can motivate publishers to spend time/money porting their games to the Linux platform? All they have to do is heavily subsidize (or give away) the console they are undoubtedly working on. Right
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    by johnyzee 13y ago

    Danish IO Interactive (Hitman etc.) are also out of the demo scene with notables like Jesper Kyd and the Lemon group.
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    by johnyzee 13y ago

    Hey, you might not get this but the issue you reported is now fixed (failure to resolve segmented index expressions after some changes to PG system functions). Thanks for reporting this and let me know if I can help with anything.
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    by johnyzee 13y ago

    I am building an HTML5 game (canvas/2D) that is distributed both online and on mobile. It is asset heavy with total assets weighing in around 600 MB, with an initial download around 7 MB and progressive loading as the player advances.
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    by johnyzee 13y ago

    I would use Java for GWT, if nothing else. Being able to write a huge and complex application for the web, using Java both for the client and server code is something I would not want to live without (links in my profile for examples). But
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    by johnyzee 13y ago

    Looks very cool - I love the idea of a deep platformer. I personally feel that (first-person) 3D is way overused, 'because we can', when it usually restricts rather than enhances gameplay.
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    by johnyzee 13y ago

    It is built with GWT. It does not have a standard FOSS license since it is not (yet) open source. The license is included with the download, it still fairly standard, the product is free no strings attached.
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    by johnyzee 13y ago

    Not currently, but that may change.
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    by johnyzee 13y ago

    Thank you, I will look into this. What is your PG version if I may ask?
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    by johnyzee 13y ago

    I am building a (free) web interface for Postgres that aims to be fun and easy to use: http://www.teampostgresql.com It has a lot of user friendly features particularly for data viewing and navigation, such as clicking through f
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    by johnyzee 13y ago

    We developed a similar thing, but for PostgreSQL [1][2]. Also a single page JavaScript app with a good UI and fairly full-featured. [1] http://www.teampostgresql.com [2] Demo: http://teampostgresql.herokuapp.com/
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    by johnyzee 13y ago

    What if this technology simply let you rotate, pan, zoom, etc. using your other hand, which would otherwise be unused? I don't do 3D modelling so I'm not sure if this would actually be an improvement, but getting the other hand in
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    by johnyzee 13y ago

    I like my Aeron for when I do have to sit. It surprises me that guys will easily drop a thousand dollars every six to eight months on the latest phone, yet cheap out on their workspace. In fact I would be hard pressed to think of anything m
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    by johnyzee 13y ago

    I say this to anyone within earshot whenever this topic comes up: Get a motorized adjustable desk that you can stand or sit at. Unless you are a freak of nature, sometimes you will want or need to sit down. These desks are the norm in every
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    by johnyzee 13y ago

    Reminds me of this guy writing a small web crawler in Java a couple of years ago: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/comp.lang.java/aSPAJO0...
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    by johnyzee 13y ago

    Cached: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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    by johnyzee 13y ago

    The NSA should just go full monty and make it 'six degrees of separation'[1]. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_degrees_of_separation