TrimPage Junction Framework
NumSum – a web-based spreadsheet. A single page app. Allows saving offline, through Save Page As in the browser.
Next Action – GTD to do list app. Nice code viewer in the app.
Persistence Technique 1
Modern browsers keep dhtml DOM tree intact during a File Save Page As
Keep you data in the DOM tree
myHiddenDataDiv.innerHTML=bigString
Whenever user saves the HTML page, you’re ok
Might not work in Safari
Persistence Technique 2
Flash 8 Storage
Flash to JavaScript bridge
Seamless!Except, when you hit squantum level storage usage (Brad Neuberg)
Persistence Technique 3
IE’isms
IE persistence
IE offline data
(but nobody uses it)
Persistence Examples
DOM Page Saving Tehcnique
- IddlyWiki & Friends
Num Sum
Next Action
Flash storage technique
AMASS demos, Tiwywiki.
You need Synchronization in addition persistence
- can use data/record level semantics, track deltas, change requests, not changes; INSERTs only; unique ID gen. OR just punt
You also need a client side API – VB style? No – Rails Style? You can get tw write once run anywhere. Do do that you’ll need SQL on both sides – we know it on the server, but what about the client? Will Firefox have something?
TrimPath Junction
A MVC Framework for JavaScript
raiels-like API with client-side SQL
Designed for write once run anywhere – server runs Rhino
Designed for pluggable client-side storage.
eval and with in JavaScript – changes dynamic scoping.
Why care about with?
Domain specific mini languages are easy – JSP, ASP, SQL are examples of mini-languages.
HST Templage engine
JST==JavaScript Templates 297 lines of code.
TrimQuery SQL Engine – RexExps to transform SQL to TQL
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