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Gregg 6-Jun-2013 [2148] | I haven't used AsciiDoc, but it looks like it might be a nice standard to use, at a glance. I haven't looked at enough AsciiDoc source to say if I like the format though. It didn't grab me the first time I looked at it, but I'll look again. The header syntax puts me off a bit. http://powerman.name/doc/asciidocis a cheat sheet. |
Andreas 6-Jun-2013 [2149x2] | Pekr, Markdown _is_ what Github is using for .md files. |
Arnold, if you underline headers with === oder --- in headers that's sufficient. No need to match the header. I don't like the hash syntax either, but when I hear talk about h6: "remember that Feynman covered all of physics [..] with only two levels of document hierarchy". | |
GrahamC 6-Jun-2013 [2151x3] | @Gregg, asciidoc uses a header *because* it's a document formatting tool. There's a variety of styles supported .. and it's a pain to try and remember but I guess it gets easier with use. The point for me is that it provides entry to docbook and then multiple other formats whereas makedoc/pro are stuck in a single page style html which is really past it for any serious documentation. |
Sure you can roll your own, but if we want other people to learn it, you're running up hill all the time. | |
Pekr, I have several markdown docs now in the document repository, and they display quite nicely on github | |
MikeL 7-Jun-2013 [2154] | For people in Windows Word World (I know I know ... double pane), MarkdownPad 2 was released on 05-Mar-2013 with standard and Pro version. The pro version includes GFM support. Pro costs $14.95 USD for a single user licence. http://markdownpad.com/compare.html This is the kind of stuff that I use because time isn't free and Git seems to be the place to converge to. [If already posted (or hate windows), ignore immediately.] |
GrahamC 7-Jun-2013 [2155x2] | Hmm. I was asked to setup a brand new laptop with windows 8 today. Cousin needs Office 360 so I click on the install which takes me to website. I enroll him into windows live and start the installation. Which then fails 5x .. brand new latop. system restore and uninstall. WTF! |
I felt my BP rising steadily as I tried to negotiate Windows 8 using a mouse :( | |
Henrik 7-Jun-2013 [2157] | being a vegetarian doesn't help, when using Win8, I see. |
Geomol 7-Jun-2013 [2158] | Maybe ASIMOVs Foundation is happening? |
Maxim 7-Jun-2013 [2159] | at least you didn`t have to try using it with a touch pad. *That* is frightening. :-) |
Arnold 7-Jun-2013 [2160] | Youtube channel: (RedREBOL was already taken anyone?) alternative could be theRedREBOL or theRedCoder or theREBOLCoder. |
GrahamC 7-Jun-2013 [2161] | RedBol ? |
Arnold 8-Jun-2013 [2162] | Reducation Channel? |
GrahamC 8-Jun-2013 [2163] | Gulag ? |
Arnold 10-Jun-2013 [2164] | @Arie, wrong group Announce. Bas already pointed this out. (Softwarefreedomday is his channel). I do not want to steal viewers from Bas' channel. The point is I want to use this new channel as a dedicated channel for Red (and REBOL) specific video's. I imagine this being used by this community to post self-made tutorial video's on. The softwarefreedom channel is much broader than this. One does not exclude the other. |
Gerard 11-Jun-2013 [2165x2] | Why not use separate channels for Red, Red/System and Rebol respectively or conversely using a family name like "Rebol-like languages" or "Rebolish" or something similar ? Personally I prefer using separate names, even splitting furthermore amongst Rebol2 and Rebol3 ... but this is a suggestion only. In the end I also see some specific place for Boron, World, and Topaz but then everyone should point to the others or to a single "entry point portail" which points and summarizes the évolution and differences while it could alos only point to each of the specific related websites, as they appear !!! |
May be "Rebol inspired languages" would be enough ... | |
Gregg 11-Jun-2013 [2167] | We do have #notREBOL for general chat on REBOL alternatives. |
Gerard 12-Jun-2013 [2168] | @Gregg : I was thinking the group was in search for a new name on Youtube, not here, isn't it ? |
Kaj 12-Jun-2013 [2169] | Bas' existing playlist is a Red playlist. It's just one of the SoftwareFreedomDay account playlists |
Endo 12-Jun-2013 [2170] | Robert it is a GREAT news! Thank you! |
Gregg 12-Jun-2013 [2171x3] | Gerard, maybe I'm confused. I just meant the group here. |
Robert, that sounds great. Congratulations to you and the team. | |
Guess I'll have to consider an Android device at some point now. :-) | |
DocKimbel 12-Jun-2013 [2174] | Robert: "The cool thing with this approach is one really don't need anything more than the Android encapper to produce the apk file. No need for android NDK, SDK or even JAVA to be installed ;-)" Do I understand you reimplemented jarsigner, zipalign and the java XML binary compiler in Rebol? |
Bo 12-Jun-2013 [2175] | The R3Demo1 apk works great on my Motorola running Android 4.1. The only minor complaint is that the text doesn't all fit inside the window (the "n" in "been"). |
Cyphre 12-Jun-2013 [2176] | Doc: basically yes. Currently only the zipalign is used in the encapppign process since it is small cli based exe but we might get rid of it eventually as well if there is any license collision (but I guess not) |
james_nak 12-Jun-2013 [2177] | Very Cool Robert! |
NickA 12-Jun-2013 [2178] | Fantastic! This gives R3 some basis for commercial use. |
Cyphre 13-Jun-2013 [2179] | @Bo: yes, the text related issues are not yet solved in the current R3/R3GUI versions(which also the ecapper uses). But are next on my "Android todo list" so you can expect them to be fixed in upcoming release. |
GrahamC 15-Jun-2013 [2180] | Good to see you got the redis:// working! |
Rebolek 15-Jun-2013 [2181] | I hope so :) Now I'm going to use it in one web, so I can test it in real life. |
Endo 17-Jun-2013 [2182] | Cool work Rebolek! |
Rebolek 17-Jun-2013 [2183] | Thanks, Endo! |
Maarten 17-Jun-2013 [2184x2] | Awesome. And then some. |
Can't wait to free some time and start working with this. | |
Rebolek 17-Jun-2013 [2186] | Thanks, Maarten!I hope it will be usable :) |
Maxim 17-Jun-2013 [2187] | nice work Rebolek. |
Cyphre 19-Jun-2013 [2188x2] | R3GUI + async http...Nice demo Andreas! |
If you don't mind I've added some more 'bells' to your script. Try this version: http://rebol.atwebpages.com/tests/r3gui-httpget.r3 To se that the asyncs works nicely, just hit the "download" button few more times ;) | |
Andreas 19-Jun-2013 [2190] | Nice addition, Cyphre :) |
Henrik 19-Jun-2013 [2191x2] | Can any of this be posted on facebook? |
Typo: "sice" | |
DocKimbel 19-Jun-2013 [2193] | Great work Kaj! |
Bo 19-Jun-2013 [2194] | Great work Kaj and Doc! |
Gregg 19-Jun-2013 [2195] | Thanks for the explanation Kaj, that is most helpful. |
Arnold 19-Jun-2013 [2196] | A year ago this was beyond expectations. Congratulations Kaj!! |
Pekr 20-Jun-2013 [2197] | Congrats to all parties! Kaj for the hard-work, and Bo for the courage to go with Red/System solution. I would like to know the motivation to use Red/System instead of e.g. R3 (my understanding is, that R3 has 0MQ available too?) |
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