After waiting long enough for a jabber class to surface / resurface for Realbasic, I decided to get my own hands wet. Only took me a couple of hours to add the basic set of functionality from the RFC.
The class currently provides simple access to
Once those above are stable, I will move to the more advanced features. Really wonder why I have not done this before :), but it sure is a nice way to clear my head a bit and dive more into the xml / socket capabilities of Realbasic.
Alexander
This is a simple PHP wrapper for the newly released Public API of Pownce.
As soon as new options are made available, I will be extending the class accordingly. Hope they will add the posting option soon ;)
Enjoy
Alexander
When it comes to my development environment I have always been really picky. I need a clean and structured interface, not to cluttered, but still adjustable to my needs. I have tested countless IDE solutions in the past, but always seem to come back to Komodo from ActiveState.
I have been busy the past weeks getting all of my work organized. Again a lot of things happening at the same time. Must be my karma :)
I was at a media event 2 weeks ago and made some nice contacts, also met the guys I have been working with for some months now. Was fun mingling a bit and talking to other developers as well, had enough cave time (office only) the past months :)
I am also preparing the opening of a new website in the coming weeks, not sure if I will actually open it in October or wait till November. I guess that will depend on the workload in the coming weeks :) Will be a fun new project, that will force some of my current ideas out into the open. Similiar how portalZINE started of some years ago.
Was a really tough transition the past months, moving from underground development back into active project development, while figuring out how to align things for the future. Not really there yet. Being an entrepreneur has its downsides, especially with a demanding family :)
Cheers
Alexander
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When it comes to my development environment I have always been really picky. I need a clean and structured interface, not to cluttered, but still adjustable to my needs. I have tested countless IDE solutions in the past, but always seem to come back to Komodo from ActiveState.