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Location: Newanz » News page 6

More Nyes and NewsOffice

More Nyes and NewsOffice

Feb 17th, 2010 at 18:43:13

So Nyes is coming along well. Just fixed the sitemap (major rewrite -_- ) to improve page tree loading. This is, I think, the first time I can be really happy with the sitemap. The JavaScript is killing me. However, several more functions need to be added.

Anyway. I made myself a to-do list. "You know, those things are useful." And I only came with it now. It's quite large. Some things won't even get into the first release if I hurry things. I also added some things I didn't thought to add before.

Nyes can be slow at times I noticed, but that mainly depends on how much stuff you are loading. I improved the database by adding better indexes and reduced the amount of queries to run, but things like the sitemap really are loading almost every page. Before things are released I need to run performance tests and stuff.

NewsOffice 2.0.16 Beta... Yeah, I better release that. No new bug reports have come in, so... Small release then for a change.

Thank you for reading,

Tom de Bruijn

Nyes and NewsOffice updates

Nyes and NewsOffice updates

Feb 11th, 2010 at 17:01:42

I just fixed a bug for NewsOffice most users won't even have noticed is there. NewsOffice 2.0.16 Beta is on it's way I think. Just one bug added so far. Quite the small change log I have there then.

Even though it's school time again and I've been working for Ingram Micro I'm busy, very busy, with Nyes lately. Things got a little hectic using Git, but I'm just having so much fun seeing all the changes I've "committed"/added. It's a large change log of sorts.

I've tweaked the core of the Nyes framework a lot. Things are a lot simpler for developers when they'll be using it. The one thing I've also been busy with it is adding comments to functions and classes to explain better what the hell is going on in the core. It's making my code bigger by a factor of 2 I guess, but it's worth it! Makes it way more easier to understand for others, but more importantly: me!

Thank you for reading,

Tom de Bruijn

Git

Git

Feb 05th, 2010 at 10:40:09

Git? Yes, Git.
I've been experimenting with it on my CMS, which is still in development.
So... Yes, it works, but like user friendly or in a way that makes sense? Not so much. Well actually it does for the most part, but then... Messing up commit messages.
Thus far no major problems, but an "edit" option for commit messages would be nice. Just the message. Nothing else. Is that so difficult? I think some command or GUI interface would be better than me messing with the .git files.

Well anyway. That's what I've been doing while booting up working on the CMS once again. I need to rewrite some of the database class and add a whole lot of documentation whilst still doing actual work that makes money, not to mention school.

I'm still working on the package manager; making it able to update your packages a little more easy than manually firing queries at your database.

Well that's it for this week. Thank you for reading,

Tom de Bruijn

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