Release Pre-flight meeting minutes
by Douglas Campos
Release Pre-flight check
Open issues: https://issues.jboss.org/issues/?jql=project%20%3D%20AEROGEAR%20AND%20fix...
Release annoucement
- Topic blogs?
- Kris: AeroGear.js / Angular
- Matthias: Overview blog on new features (config object, CoreData outlook and link to Christos' OTP blog
-Luke : Aerogear.js CORS to Controller CORS
- Summers - A sick part of me wants to use Aerogear-js to write a live tile in windows 8 (or gnome 3 extension, dashboard widget, KDE4 plasmoid, BB10 App, etc) -- Or use the Android env on BB10 to run a AG app...
- Tweeting timezone coordination
Wednesday Afternoon EU time
- Maven Artifacts
Should be pushed before 5pm PST
- Next meeting
Wed +1hr
-- qmx
13 years
AeroGear.js DataManager Filter Method
by Kris Borchers
Hey all, I am trying to enhance the filter method to be able to filter objects based on values nested inside other objects inside that main object. My first thought was just to use dot notation to specify the field we are filtering on but that runs into issues if the key actually has a "." in it like this:
var x = {
sites: {
"google.com": {
type: "search engine"
}
}
}
Trying to traverse that object via:
// pseudocode
var filtered = filter({
"x.sites.google.com.type": {
data: "search engine"
}
});
would fail. I'm wondering if we should just define our own separator for the path through the object. We could use ".." (double-dot) which I think should work so something like:
// pseudocode
var filtered = filter({
"x..sites..google.com..type": {
data: "search engine"
}
});
Then I can separate on ".." and parse that way. Thoughts?
13 years
[iOS] AGHttpClient protocol
by Matthias Wessendorf
Hello,
the CoreData plugin has its own HTTP client (since it's inheriting
from AFIncrementalStore API), but the "public" API of that own client
is similar to the one used on the Pipe IMPL:
+ (AGIncrementalStoreHttpClient *)clientFor:(NSURL *)baseURL;
versus
+ (AGHttpClient *)clientFor:(NSURL *)url;
Technically both HttpClients are extensions of the AFNetworking
HTTPClient. In order to reuse the same public API for different http
clients, I thought we could introduce a (public) protocol that allow
it to write type-safe HTTP clients.
Any thoughts?
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Matthias Wessendorf
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13 years
