Re: [WebDNA] WebDNA news and projects
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2014
It keeps the original formatting.
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texte = Hi Chris, In the case where a server hosts 500 domains that point to one = =93website=94, can you tell us what the exact process is in regards to the new = licensing system? Donovan On Sep 11, 2014, at 3:34 AM, christophe.billiottet@webdna.us wrote: > Dear fellow customer, >=20 > Following a change in WSC management, we are again moving forward. Our = targets this year include: >=20 > - redesign the website to be modern and available to smartphone users > - include the 70,000+ talk list history emails in the website > - redesign and simplify store.webdna.us >=20 > We have a small budget for this and those of you who have ideas or are = interested in working on it, please contact us at development@webdna.us >=20 > We will also >=20 > - fix some rare bugs >=20 > - add JSON object support, to parse and store multidimensional JSON = objects into a WebDNA flat database. Thanks to Patrick McCormick to make = us more sensitive about the increasing presence of JSON in the web = environment: JSON is the format that javascript uses to get and return = information between browser and server. The server store and delivers = data that javascript handles and formats on the browser side. Modern = browsers now include powerful javascript engines. > To quote Patrick: "Numerous tools including Angular.js, Backbone.js, = Underscore.js, Ember.js and more have all seen a recent explosion = because they provide model-view-controll style structure to the = JavaScript code written for this new style of website. On top of those = are hundreds of libraries and frameworks to simplify the process of = building JavaScript centric websites. WebDNA is not only a much better = language [to deal with javascript], but it eliminates dealing with SQL = as well.=94 >=20 > - build a new eCommerce system to replace the current one. We should = receive support from an external investor, and the new store will become = a licensed commercial product. The new eCommerce will make heavy use of = JSON and javascript. There will be a bidding to find the designers. You = can already contact us at development@webdna.us if you are interested. >=20 > - build either (or both) a repository version of WebDNA fastCGI that = will be available with just an =93apt-get install webdna=94 and (or) = provide a packaged version of =93WebDNA + lighttpd=94 or =93WebDNA + = nginx=94 to be easily installed for the most widely used linux versions = (Ubuntu/CentOS and maybe Debian/RH). Ideally, with just an unzip and = some permission set up, it should be ready to start. The future = eCommerce system will be installed the same way on any linux server, the = choice of simplicity should attract new customers. >=20 > - build support for MySQL into a specific fastCGI version. Due to = licensing restrictions, this implies to use external libraries that = makes installation slightly more complicated. At this time, MySQL is = only available to the module version. >=20 > - change the licensing system for the apache module version, using the = current webdna.fcgi system: certificates will be sold =93by the = website=94. This will unify the WebDNA product price and greatly = simplify the current price grid. >=20 > - build support for apache 2.4 with the module version >=20 > - we plan to support the 64bit OS versions (Ubuntu, CentOS and OSX) = and slowly leave the 32bit version behind. >=20 > - we plan to support Windows again with a WebDNA fastCGI version. This = might take up to two more years, unless we get additional funding and = beta testers. >=20 > We wanted to integrate a powerful database administrator into the = WebDNA administration, but our current budget will probably not allow = this before some time. >=20 > If you have requests, needs or ideas that you would like to share, you = can either do it publicly on the talk-list or contact us at = development@webdna.us >=20 > All this needs a considerable financial effort and any help of any = kind will be greatly appreciated. >=20 > sincerely, >=20 > - christophe >=20 >=20 >=20 > --------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list
. > To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > archives: http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.us > Bug Reporting: support@webdna.us
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Hi Chris, In the case where a server hosts 500 domains that point to one = =93website=94, can you tell us what the exact process is in regards to the new = licensing system? Donovan On Sep 11, 2014, at 3:34 AM, christophe.billiottet@webdna.us wrote: > Dear fellow customer, >=20 > Following a change in WSC management, we are again moving forward. Our = targets this year include: >=20 > - redesign the website to be modern and available to smartphone users > - include the 70,000+ Talk List history emails in the website > - redesign and simplify store.webdna.us >=20 > We have a small budget for this and those of you who have ideas or are = interested in working on it, please contact us at development@webdna.us >=20 > We will also >=20 > - fix some rare bugs >=20 > - add JSON object support, to parse and store multidimensional JSON = objects into a WebDNA flat database. Thanks to Patrick McCormick to make = us more sensitive about the increasing presence of JSON in the web = environment: JSON is the format that javascript uses to get and return = information between browser and server. The server store and delivers = data that javascript handles and formats on the browser side. Modern = browsers now include powerful javascript engines. > To quote Patrick: "Numerous tools including Angular.js, Backbone.js, = Underscore.js, Ember.js and more have all seen a recent explosion = because they provide model-view-controll style structure to the = JavaScript code written for this new style of website. On top of those = are hundreds of libraries and frameworks to simplify the process of = building JavaScript centric websites. WebDNA is not only a much better = language [to deal with javascript], but it eliminates dealing with SQL = as well.=94 >=20 > - build a new eCommerce system to replace the current one. We should = receive support from an external investor, and the new store will become = a licensed commercial product. The new eCommerce will make heavy use of = JSON and javascript. There will be a bidding to find the designers. You = can already contact us at development@webdna.us if you are interested. >=20 > - build either (or both) a repository version of WebDNA fastCGI that = will be available with just an =93apt-get install webdna=94 and (or) = provide a packaged version of =93WebDNA + lighttpd=94 or =93WebDNA + = nginx=94 to be easily installed for the most widely used linux versions = (Ubuntu/CentOS and maybe Debian/RH). Ideally, with just an unzip and = some permission set up, it should be ready to start. The future = eCommerce system will be installed the same way on any linux server, the = choice of simplicity should attract new customers. >=20 > - build support for MySQL into a specific fastCGI version. Due to = licensing restrictions, this implies to use external libraries that = makes installation slightly more complicated. At this time, MySQL is = only available to the module version. >=20 > - change the licensing system for the apache module version, using the = current webdna.fcgi system: certificates will be sold =93by the = website=94. This will unify the WebDNA product price and greatly = simplify the current price grid. >=20 > - build support for apache 2.4 with the module version >=20 > - we plan to support the 64bit OS versions (Ubuntu, CentOS and OSX) = and slowly leave the 32bit version behind. >=20 > - we plan to support Windows again with a WebDNA fastCGI version. This = might take up to two more years, unless we get additional funding and = beta testers. >=20 > We wanted to integrate a powerful database administrator into the = WebDNA administration, but our current budget will probably not allow = this before some time. >=20 > If you have requests, needs or ideas that you would like to share, you = can either do it publicly on the talk-list or contact us at = development@webdna.us >=20 > All this needs a considerable financial effort and any help of any = kind will be greatly appreciated. >=20 > sincerely, >=20 > - christophe >=20 >=20 >=20 > --------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list . > To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > archives: http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.us > Bug Reporting: support@webdna.us
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