Re: Code database
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1998
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 16252
interpreted = N
texte = At 0:06 Uhr 26.02.1998, Brian B. Burton wrote:>As per my previous post, I am willing (and probably going to start doing) an >online database of code snippets and general hints for webcatalog...>I'm thinking that this site will have fields for: >SKU (have to have some easy way to identify the record) >Date Submitted >Author >Topic or Category >The Code >Min Version of WebCat needed to run this Code > >Am I missing Any fields?I would like to see a searchable textual description of what the code does.>Should this databses be moderated, with someone else testing submitted code >before it is posted to the website? Or will everybody post working code?Moderated should not be necessary since there is still the WebCat mailing list. And testing - hm - a lot of unpayed work, isn't it? But I wonder how you plan to organize the categories and if any developer will post his code snippet into the right one...>I don't >want webcatalog to interpret the code on the fly (wouldn't it be ironic if I >had to do this with Filemaker, just to preserve the code?):-) Before you go for a filemaker solution we could help you with a standalone 4D database. We are 4D developer and rather new at WebCat but already fascinated. If you like it we are willing to set up a european mirror of your WebCat site here in vienna. Peter______________ Peter Ostry Vienna/Austria po@ostry.com www.ostry.com
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At 0:06 Uhr 26.02.1998, Brian B. Burton wrote:>As per my previous post, I am willing (and probably going to start doing) an >online database of code snippets and general hints for webcatalog...>I'm thinking that this site will have fields for: >SKU (have to have some easy way to identify the record) >Date Submitted >Author >Topic or Category >The Code >Min Version of WebCat needed to run this Code > >Am I missing Any fields?I would like to see a searchable textual description of what the code does.>Should this databses be moderated, with someone else testing submitted code >before it is posted to the website? Or will everybody post working code?Moderated should not be necessary since there is still the WebCat mailing list. And testing - hm - a lot of unpayed work, isn't it? But I wonder how you plan to organize the categories and if any developer will post his code snippet into the right one...>I don't >want webcatalog to interpret the code on the fly (wouldn't it be ironic if I >had to do this with Filemaker, just to preserve the code?):-) Before you go for a filemaker solution we could help you with a standalone 4D database. We are 4D developer and rather new at WebCat but already fascinated. If you like it we are willing to set up a european mirror of your WebCat site here in vienna. Peter______________ Peter Ostry Vienna/Austria po@ostry.com www.ostry.com
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