While using Witty with CodeMirror to perform code edits, we discovered that there is a limit to the amount of data that can be transferred at a go. This is probably designed as a security measure to prevent overloading the server. Therefore, there is a need to work around this Read more…
Our product requires an online code editor. So, we decided to experiment with two of the leading contenders – Ace and CodeMirror. Both of these are open sourced and can be easily integrated with Witty. In fact, we managed the integration is about an hour each.
I’ll skip the details on how to use Ace and CodeMirror as these can be gleaned from their friendly documentation. They’re also both compatible in so many ways.
However, I will try to show how it can be easily integrated with Witty and also some general comments. All we need is to load the Javascript, invoke the appropriate functions with the appropriate DOM object to use as the editor, and set the onChange event trigger.
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After spending the last week immersed in Witty and re-writing our application from scratch, twice, I have come to appreciate the capabilities of the tool-kit in helping to develop web applications. It has certainly been both a good and bad experience. Let’s talk about the bad first. The documentation does Read more…
After some preliminary development, we’ve come to realise that we will need to use UUID as the primary key for all our database models. However, we were concerned that this would incur a performance penalty as UUID were huge random numbers. So, we read up on some other experiences and Read more…
Now, it took me a while to figure this one out but I’ve managed to get the Witty authentication widget to center itself on-screen. Getting the actual widget itself to work took only a quick look at the tutorial and example. But it was never centered until today. All that Read more…
It turns out that understanding how web technology works is a hindrance to working with the Witty framework. I keep trying to relate the framework workings to the underpinning web technologies. However, what I should do is to just accept the framework as it is.
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As we are developing a new web application, the question of which framework to use came up. There are many great frameworks around such as cakephp, django, ruby on rails, etc. However, we ended up settling on Witty for one simple reason – all the people we hire know C/C++ Read more…
This week was very interesting and yet tiring one! I wrote my networking c++ program and began to understand how machine interacts with each other. That involved too much researching and reading. and most of the time I ended up closed lines. I spent the first few days on researching Read more…
By the end of this month, I should be able to integrate everyone’s project in to mine, and manage them to produce the desired output I started with Verilog synthesizer.In this process, I’m supposed to execute a shell script that takes a .v file and runs on it three software Read more…
this week was a very frustrating one, full of mysteries and brain teasers… I spent the first few days trying to get the compiler to compile some error code,and get the error message . The challenge was without using shell commands. This lasted for a day or more before I Read more…