Re: Gnoga - The GNU Omnificent GUI for Ada

[tonyg <tonythegair@gmail.com>]

On Tuesday, 30 September 2014 04:31:37 UTC+1, David Botton  wrote:
> Todays Updates :)
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> 1) 2 more Tutorials
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> 2) Views will now deallocate dynamically created child objects on finalization
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> 3) Moved Gnoga.Application.Multiuser to Gnoga.Application.Multi_Connect
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> 4) Modified how app data is set for connections to now use the Main_Window, it will also deallocate it if dynamically created on finalization.
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> 5) It is no longer necessary to use Connection.Hold unless desired for clean up on connection events.
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> In general as I am writing the tutorials I am doing as much as possible to simplify the API and make coding easier in Gnoga.
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> Here are a list of planned tutorials so far (the first 4 are now done and in the repo)
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> Tutorial-01 - Introduction to Gnoga applications
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> Tutorial-02 - Introduction to Event Handlers
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> Tutorial-03 - Introduction to Multi-Connection Apps
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> Tutorial-04 - Tasking and Gnoga
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> Tutorial-05 - Using the Canvas Control
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> Tutorial-06 - Popups windows, iFrames, and custom boot files with Gnoga
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> Tutorial-07 - Forms and Gnoga
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> Tutorial-08 - Database bindings and Schema Migrations using Gnoga
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> Tutorial-09 - Active Record - Data modeling in Gnoga
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> Tutorial-10 - Creating MVC apps and Sessions management in Gnoga
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> In each tutorial directory there is a README that summarizes additional aspects of Gnoga learned in that tutorial. It is worth reading through the READMEs and sources in each tutorial in order as they build on each other. They also teach far more than just their subject line about things you can do with Gnoga.

I am keenly following this project, and the tutorials is a great idea. I was going to suggest making them part of the git share, but I see you have done that. 

I was also going to ask if there is any HTML5 side documentation that you would recommend to read to get a more thorough understanding of the workings of gnoga?