News
Seagull Framework with memcached sessions
Hello devs,
beginning of September we did a relatively big relaunch of our podcast
portal. Changes included switching from the DB based navigation to the
array driver, using Horde Routes instead of a self-written url
Easily build an API for your application with the tools provided in Seagull
Those of you following Seagull System's Doris product might have noticed we released an API to the service last month.
As some of our techie users will have guessed, we’ve had an API (Application Programming Interface)
Interesting workaround for Horde_Routes Gotcha
Ed recently filed a bug with the guys over at Horde following an issue he was having configuring a route with 2 variables in one section, separated by an underscore, eg:
/some/example/:myVar_:anotherVar
Chuck Hagenbuch, the main man over at Horde, responded with a helpful workaround.
Kindo Acquired by MyHeritage
I didn't get a chance yet to blog about our last TechCrunching, but Kindo, the startup I co-founded in March 2007, today announced its sale to MyHeritage, the biggest player in the family tree space.
Join the Seagull LinkedIn Group
I just setup a LinkedIn group for Seagull developers, this network tool has become very powerful and is beginning to be indispensable for technology professionals.
Please check it out and sign up if it suits you. The group provides Seagull developers a chance to share their business contacts.
CMS multi-language support ready
We're happy to announce a great new feature available in the CMS module:
> CMS multi-language support
Seagull CMS 1.5 released
Hot on the heals of 0.6.5 we have prepared an exciting new release of
the CMS module:
http://trac.seagullproject.org/wiki/Modules/Cms
A lot of exciting new features have been built into the 1.5 release,
here's a quick overview:
Seagull 0.6.5 Released
I'm happy to announce 0.6.5 was released yesterday, please update your
existing installs, the code is available in the usual place:
http://seagullproject.org/download/
According to Trac this release contains 13
New comment2 module released, using jquery
I just added the new comment2 module which basically demonstrates Ajax with jQuery. Check it out, with this approach you can create a lot of functionality with very little code. Some docs are available here:
Running Seagull with a user table from another project
Had this question come up in the forum, and in fact it's very easy to
do, have many instances of Seagull running on user tables from other
projects/software. Makes migrating a project easier, plus a pleasant