I just found an issue for Subsonic 2.1 that I created a patch for. Where do I go to submit that patch?
http://code.google.com/p/subsonicproject/issues/list
Make sure it's still a bug in 2.2.
Edit: It's over a year later and my answer is obsolete. The google code site is no longer used although it may live on forever... Subsonic 2.2 is on github, but there is really no point in submitting a bug report for it, or trying to get a branch pull request accepted. It's a dead project.. just an observation, not a flame. There's really no community for it any more which is a shame.
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We are considering integrating Kendo-Angular-UI and using its components. How well supported is Kendo-Angular-UI?
There is a lot of functionality present in Kendo-Angular-UI-Develop, that is not present in Kendo-Angular-UI. While the road-map discusses the plan for introducing newer components, it does not mention if/when newly added functionality for existing components will be available and supported. Does anyone know where I can find this information?
For example, the "collapseChanged" event for a SplitterPane component is only shown as a part of Kendo-Angular-UI-Develop. When will this be available as a part of Kendo-Angular-UI?
I am following/using Kendo UI for Angular from the very beginning. And I use Kendo UI for several years (for jQuery before and for Angular now). There is official release page and there is development page as you already figure it out.
Everything you see in development page will sooner or later be released on release page. From my experience this means from a few days to maybe a week, 2 weeks on rare occasion. You can get version from development with -dev on npm.
Details about your specific example are here.
Road-map is just a helper for developers when we can expect first official release for components mentioned in roadmap. But pre-releases are available much sooner on developement portal.
So in short, development is pre-release, and all features in most cases are officially released in a matter of days.
I saw the commercial library for iAd's from Monte but he isn't developping it anylonger due to the coming of InnerActive Ads in Livecode, right? So, I have created an InnerActive account and tried the only lesson I found on Livecode Lessons. That didn't work. So I posted a comment there which is awaiting moderation for quite some time now. I also mailed Inneractive, got a ticket replied, but no answer from them either.
If anyone has Ads with Inneractive running please tell/show us how you did it. I am calling mobileAdRegister with my appID and that seems okay. Then I try mobileAdCreate and mobileAdSetTopVisible and 'the result' tells me 'could not create ad'.
Dictionairy then tells me the app does not have Internet permissions or the registered app key is not valid. But I do check for internet connection and I'm sure I'm using my valid appID..
Regards, Amsterfrank
I have tested ads in the current release of LiveCode and they do indeed seem to be broken.
The LiveCode quality control team is aware of this and are currently investigating what could be the cause of this. A report on this issue can be viewed here-
http://quality.runrev.com/show_bug.cgi?id=11224
A workaround for now is to use an older version of LiveCode. After running a few tests, the last version of LiveCode that does not exhibit the mobile ad bug is LiveCode 6.0.0. This is available to download from here-
http://downloads.livecode.com/livecode/
With that being said, I would recommend holding off until the issue is resolved in a more current releases as there have been many bug/enhancements to LiveCode since 6.0.0
I'm new to SubSonic (and stackoverflow!) and I just wanted to leave a quick note to the SubSonic team. I'm excited to get started, but unfortunately it looks like all your screencasts are down due to Microsoft ending their SilverLight streaming beta.
Hopefully you have backups (!) and can restore the screencasts without too much trouble - I'd love to see them!
-chrisg
I do - I just loaded them up to my server and will push from there using the Tekpub flash player. I just need to rewire the player and I will hopefully get there today.
(Warning: This may be a stupid question...)
I am am one of those who are not willing to move to SubSonic 3.0. I am currently using a customized fork of SubSonic 1.(?). I want to migrate to version 2 for many reasons, and I have been successfully been playing with Subcommander. Cool stuff! Here's my question...
When I generate the DAL for 2 databases, when I put those DAL files into the same project, with SubSonic 2.2 allow me to connect to both of them in the same project/application at the same time?
Yes you can, but they will need to be in separate namespaces (I think). I've done it and I found that giving each its own project and namespace was the easiest to manage - especially with subcommander since each project can have its own config file.
You may also want to take a look at the SubStage application. I found it great for discovering the myriad of settings available with SubSonic code generation.
Multiple database support was first introduced with SubSonic 2.0 Beta 1. It is hard to find samples online, but the Starter Site project is still a good reference as it includes two database references. You can find the source on Google Code.
I'm trying to determine which open source (or at least free) bug tracker works the best with Mylyn. My hope is to find something that "just works" with good Mylyn support. I want to avoid lots of configuration and maintenance to get it going or keep it working with Mylyn. Also, I'd like the interaction to support as many types of fields and data exchange as possible.
I've heard that Jira is the best one to use, but the project I'm working on is a private closed source venture, and the funds aren't there to pay for Jira. Same for FogBugz. I need a free solution for closed-source code. Possible options that I've heard of so far are Bugzilla, Mantis, Redmine, and Trac. Is there a strong preference between these? Are there other better solutions?
At this time, we're using SVN for source control, but may transition to GIT in the future. Not sure if that matters, but if it does, I wanted to mention it.
The bug tracker will be installed and run on a linux VPS server with Apache and MySQL installed. But it can be customized to run other software if necessary.
Bugzilla, Mantis or Trac all work just fine with Mylyn. I would say that the best one supported is and probably will be Bugzilla, since eclipse people use it for their own bug tracking, and Bugzilla connector is developed by core Mylyn developers.
I have installed Redmine at home. I have it up at running with Mylyn in Eclipse too. I have used Bugzilla previously, but I think Redmine's interface is much cleaner and I especially like the roadmap feature.