Two weeks ago, we attended the first French NoSQL User Group meeting in Paris, organized and hosted by Oliver Malassy from OCTO Technology. After a short presentation on the NoSQL universe, we had some Q&A as well as a presentation from Benoît Chesneau about CouchDB (a REST document store). It ended up going pretty late as a BarCamp, and the discussions were very interesting. We’ll come back for the next one for sure!
Souvenirs from JSConf.eu
by Alexandre Morgaut on Dec 8, 2009 in Architecture, EventsJSConf.eu was an awesome conference covering JavaScript performance, CommonJS & Server-Side JavaScript, Unit Testing, ECMAScript 5, HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript on Mobile platforms. Read the rest of this entry »
Why JavaScript is the best choice for Wakanda today
by Alexandre Morgaut on Nov 7, 2009 in ArchitectureThis post provides a strong case for why JavaScript is being used at the core of Wakanda, given JavaScript’s history, performance, operating environments, and overall ubiquity. Read the rest of this entry »
Wakanda to present at JSConf.eu
by Alexandre Morgaut on Nov 6, 2009 in EventsWe’re pleased that we were just selected to present a session at JSConf in Berlin this weekend. If you’re attending, we’d love to see you there! Read the rest of this entry »
Meet Us at JSConf.eu
by Alexandre Morgaut on Oct 20, 2009 in EventsAs both an Ajax framework provider and a Server-Side JavaScript supporter and implementer, we simply have to be at the next JS Conference in Berlin.
This time, we won’t be coming as a sponsor or as conference speakers (unless there’s some sort of last minute change), but we’ll be happy to meet up and exchange technical points of view, or show you how the Wakanda project is coming along. Read the rest of this entry »
Using the WAF client-side Proxy in JavaScript
by Christophe Keromen on Sep 30, 2009 in LabIn this post, we’ll see how simple it is to interact with Wakanda Server on the client side. Please note that the API described here is not definitive and may change in final version. See the previous post for a description of the Relational Model and Entity Models used in this series. Read the rest of this entry »
Feedback from the Ajax Experience
by Alexandre Morgaut on Sep 23, 2009 in EventsWakanda’s first appearance at the Ajax Experience was well worth the time spent. Naturally, as a new platform, we had to face some prejudices and questions about the choices we’ve made, but we eventually had the chance to have many productive discussions. Read the rest of this entry »
Wakanda REST Data Services
by Christophe Keromen on Sep 23, 2009 in LabEntity Models declared in the Catalog are automatically published as Data Services resources.
The catalog of our employees table is then published at http://127.0.0.1:8085/rest/$catalog/employees, while its table can be accessed at http://127.0.0.1:8085/rest/$catalog/$employees.
The pattern ‘rest’ can be edited in the Data Services settings.
In this post we’ll introduce some interesting features of Data Services and give some examples of the use of the Query By Entity language used in our REST queries. Read the rest of this entry »
Managing data using Wakanda’s SSJS API
by Christophe Keromen on Sep 17, 2009 in LabIn this post, we’ll see how simple it is to use Wakanda’s Server-Side JavaScript API to manage data. Read the previous post for a description of the Relational Model and Entity Models used in this series. Read the rest of this entry »
Creating my first entity model with Wakanda
by Christophe Keromen on Sep 15, 2009 in LabIn this post, we’ll see how (from an existing relational model) we can declare our first Entity Model by extending the default Entity Model automatically generated by Wakanda Server.
See the first post of this series for a description of both the Relational Model used and the default Entity Models Catalog generated by Wakanda Server. Read the rest of this entry »
