And I have registered its namespace so it shows up in the module list. This means the Bricklayer::* namespace can now be used to begin build the various components of my evolving frameworks
Posts Tagged ‘BrickLayer’
Bricklayer::Templater is on CPAN
Tuesday, August 14th, 2007Bricklayer Refactored and other news
Tuesday, January 16th, 2007Bricklayer has been heavily refactored for more modularity. You can see the much changed codebase at the new svn repository
Instructions for SVN Checkout can be found here: SourceForge SVN Checkout Current is the trunk branch in the repository tree structure.
Documentation and some examples for the new API will be forthcoming shortly. Including the new DataBase Access API concept I will be introducing. A preview of the proof of concept code is in the Bricklayer/Data libraries directory.
Inception: The Distributed Community API
Wednesday, January 3rd, 2007I have been noodling an idea lately that I think I will begin to implement in Bricklayer. A distributed MySpace/FaceBook of sorts. Think of it as everything you like about a Community Website with none of the Myspace pains. Your profile and content will be yours and under your control. But the network will still be there. It’s distributed because its a network of individual unrelated sites. A Blog, Forum or Discsussion board perhaps. It will allow Disparate sites to network using similar technologies to trackback pings with less spam because a request for friend status with an identity will have to be explicitely allowed.
In Theory with this API joining a community like Myspace would be as simple as requesting Friend Status with a Service Website. Leaving would be as simple as revoking the status with the Service Website. Each way you still keep the identity and Content and moving it from Service to Service or using it in Multiple Services would be simple and easy.
Bricklayer RC2.1
Wednesday, February 8th, 2006Bugfix and modifications to the Bricklayer RC2 release. Accompanied by amended documentation.
Bricklayer Subversion Repository is up
Monday, January 30th, 2006I have finished moving my bricklayer subversion source code repository to a public location. you can find it at the following link. If your browser recognizes the svn protocol you can just click the link below. For all others you’ll need to copy the link location into a subversion browser of some sort. Now you can get the cutting edge copy :-) enjoy!!