FOW source code at hackndev.com
I’ve made FOW repository available for viewing and cloning. You can browse source in trac or use hgweb on Hack&Dev server to browse and clone repository.
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I’ve made FOW repository available for viewing and cloning. You can browse source in trac or use hgweb on Hack&Dev server to browse and clone repository.
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Today I’ve thought that FOW is mature enough to be tested on my linux hardware, so I’ve got updated Cocotron and built FOW on linux.
I have to say lots of thanks to Johannes Fortmann, who has been answering all my stupid questions about GCC, Obj-C runtime and Cocotron.
Now, it is time to really publish some [...]
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I’ve made a basic bundle loader in FOWCore, so now it’s absolutely usable.
What’s FOWCore? That’s an FOW-based application, that you can use if you don’t want to go low-level with FOW. You write handlers in bundles, and then FOWCore will dynamically load and register handling stuff.
Currently that works via config file. First you list all [...]
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I’ve just implemented nearly all the GET/POST support code in FOWRequest. New implementaion is working better, faster and more secure. All the thread handlers are now wrapped with @try/@catch so server is not going to die on runtime exceptions anymore.
Now working on sessions implementation. Still considering between memcached and sqlite3, but seems that latter is [...]
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