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Title: Calendar - A PureMVC AS3 / Flex / Django Demo Post by: puremvc on January 26, 2008, 08:50:03 This demo illustrates the use of Django with PureMVC to perform a maintain an event calendar.
The demo is located at http://trac.puremvc.org/Demo_AS3_Flex_Django_Calendar The author is Joel Hooks. Title: Re: Calendar - A PureMVC AS3 / Flex / Django Demo Post by: Joel Hooks on February 18, 2008, 10:04:16 This is coming along well and should be uploaded in the next couple of weeks. I am getting it fully integrated into my project, and then I will decouple it and make it generic - which will be easy because of PMVC :>
Title: Re: Calendar - A PureMVC AS3 / Flex / Django Demo Post by: justSteve on April 03, 2008, 06:35:43 Somewhere down the road I'm going to be needing to implement a task-tracking Calendar. Initial thoughts lead me to consider Simple Tasks (http://extjs.com/blog/2007/06/29/building-a-desktop-application-with-ext-air-aptana-and-red-bull/) and/or perhaps Goggle's Calendar API.
Would be very interested to see a demo of your Calendar. tx Title: Re: Calendar - A PureMVC AS3 / Flex / Django Demo Post by: Joel Hooks on April 24, 2008, 08:22:45 This is like 80% done. I landed a contract gig (thanks PMVC!) that has absolutely consumed my free time for the last two months.
The good news is the high pressure fun has upped my game 5 or 6 notches so the calendar will be pretty sweet when finished. It would be cool to add some of the features in that calendar you posted, to give it a stronger interface for task management. I'd really like to apply some of the Getting Things Done™ (GTD) approach. Title: Re: Calendar - A PureMVC AS3 / Flex / Django Demo Post by: puremvc on April 25, 2008, 08:37:16 Cool, can't wait to see it. Nothing like a crunch job to get your game on. BTW, the VESession software is pretty nice, too. You've been pretty busy lately!
-=Cliff> Title: Re: Calendar - A PureMVC AS3 / Flex / Django Demo Post by: justSteve on April 25, 2008, 09:15:14 I'd really like to apply some of the Getting Things Done™ (GTD) approach. Implies implementing 3rd parties' objects as native objects to P's framework? I've wondered about a simpler approach using GData's API generate VOs' definitions for various class actors - for example...when typing a time-based member - use GData's Calendar/Event API; a person/account/addressable object would look to GData's Contact API. Extensions and exceptions handled the same way GData's does - by adhering Atom's Syndication format. Enjoy the beach and pay never no mind to us poor, rain-soddened midwesterners waiting for a glimpse of that 80%. sigh... sorry if i sound so remorseful...it's just that since the primaries having moved on and all...just seems like no one cares anymore. Title: Re: Calendar - A PureMVC AS3 / Flex / Django Demo Post by: trilec on April 25, 2008, 09:58:18 I Care Steve... and when the clouds part and rays of light bath your keyboard in a sunlit glow, a mere 80% will seem trivial as it recedes in the shadow of 100% ... Hmmm the ecstasy.
Title: Re: Calendar - A PureMVC AS3 / Flex / Django Demo Post by: justSteve on April 25, 2008, 10:00:01 :sniffles.
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