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Hi hilti , nice to learn about your Appigale DSL. Would you mind giving some URLs of sites built on it ? At first there's my personal site www.marchildmann.com, which is currently a "heavy under testing" playground. My other Appigale apps are sitting on localhost and doing simple tasks e.g. like di...

Welcome Ormente! Good to see some new minds developing in newLISP. Your projects sound interesting. I've developed the Dragonfly framework with Greg Slepak (itistoday). You may have a look at it. Currently I'm doing some work on my micro framework or better DSL called Appigale. Some small web apps a...

Hi Kanen, although I've not installed lighttpd I think You've to fix two things when working with Dragonfly: 1. The included .htaccess doesn't work with lighttpd, because it's Apache syntax Here are some hints on that http://redmine.lighttpd.net/boards/2/topics/1342 http://stackoverflow.com/question...

Hi Kanen, although I've not installed lighttpd I think You've to fix to things when working with Dragonfly: 1. The included .htaccess doesn't work with lighttpd, because it's Apache syntax Here are some hints on that http://redmine.lighttpd.net/boards/2/topics/1342 http://stackoverflow.com/questions...

That's obvious but cool - running newLISP internal webserver on a Nokia N900.

Compiling newLISP on Nokia N900 I like the pragmatic way, so I just compiled newLISP directly on my N900. This is the way how it's done in Your X-Terminal: 1. You need to install the package " rootsh " to be able doing some hacking stuff ;-) 2. Install GCC from this repository deb http://repository...

newLISP runs on a Nokia N900 perfectly!

Compiling newLISP on Nokia N900 I like the pragmatic way, so I just compiled newLISP directly on my N900. This is the way how it's done in Your X-Terminal: 1. You need to install the package " rootsh " to be able doing some hacking stuff ;-) 2. Install GCC from this repository deb http://repository...

So, just one question: Does your port work with Nokia N900? Short answer: I think not yet, but I hope someone get it working. Long answer: I've downloaded all the maemo files and followed the gunzip process on my N900, started the maemo-install.sh but nothing happens. If I try to open the "newlisp"...

Hi Ryon, the Nginx webserver uses different rewrite rules. Maybe that's the problem. Try to install the Dragonfly example site and access it this way: http://www.rundragonfly.com/index.cgi/dragonfly_routes HOW TO convert an Apache htaccess to Nginx rewrite rules? Try this link: http://www.anilcetin....

So bad...Hannover, Germany isn't close enough! Maybe we can have a video of Your lecture?

I like the name "Hacklab". :-)

Hi Kanen

I wrote some simple tools for analysing websites in newLISP and used CURL for fetching urls, because (get-url) doesn't support "https". You can simple invoke CURL by the exec function.

Then using SXML for parsing the returned HTML would be the easiest.

Cheers
Hilti

(new Class 'Book) (new Class 'Chapter) (new Class 'Paragraph) (define (Paragraph:text) (self 1)) (define (Chapter:text) (format "Chapter %d\n%s\n" (self 1) (join (map (curry :text) (2 (self))) "\n") ) ) (define (Book:text) (format "%s\n\n%s\nThe End\n" (self 1) (join (map (curry :text) (2 (self))) ...

Might be some part in the generalv tendency in Asia to "own" technologies created by others

I think that's the case here unfortunately.

I'd prefer to see lots of working newLISP examples on the web You're so right cormullion! Most good scripting or programming languages aren't recognized, because their users are doing "research for highly optimized code" instead of keeping it simple stupid (KISS). I think that's why PHP is widely u...

Hi!

I just ran across this project: python on a chip
http://code.google.com/p/python-on-a-ch ... loads/list

Very interesting. Just imagine how cool it would be to run newLISP on Arduino or mBed (http://mbed.org/)

Cheers
Hilti

Pretty cool! Thanks for sharing it.

Cheers
Hilti

Hi Tim,

I would probably try to simplify the code which POSTS the form. Normally You won't need a nested structure for posted data from HTML forms.
Download Dragonfly and take a look at the request.lsp

Here's what it works like: http://www.rundragonfly.com/dragonfly_getpost

Cheers
Marc

Sorry.

That's the correct snippet:

Try to use CURL instead
CURL handles HTTPS, too.

Cheers
Hilti

Counting 98 downloads today! :-) I've just checked the stats and there are already some other sites running Dragonfly, although I don't know what to do with women clothes ;-) http://www.womensclothing.im/ http://unbalanced-parentheses.nfshost.com/ http://daycaster.org/ Other interesting stats: 58% ...

http://www.xach.com/moviecharts

These graphs are so cool. Does anyone know how to do them in newLISP?

Cheers
Hilti

I'm glad You figured it out!

Have fun with Dragonfly!
Hilti

You can't use newLISP http server, you have to use Apache. Place the contents of the example-site directory into your /home/public. Then go to <whatever>.nfshost.com. That's right! We use this method for runDragonfly.com which also runs at nfshost.com Just copy all files from the directory "example...