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June 18, 2016, Finally
It came to an end. The main reason I started writing this blog. There was a contest named “Let yourself noticed” (originally “Daj się Poznać”). There were about 300 projects comitted, from which URSA made to the final 70. As I started URSA long before, it was a great opportunity to let the world (or Poland in this case) notice URSA (and myself in the process :)). ...
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June 08, 2016, Other aspects of tests
Well, I haven’t got enough time to write anything interesting. I’m just focused on another aspect of tests - I’m testing my blades on some ugly monsters. ...
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May 28, 2016, I can see the light
Yep, I’m in the middle of correcting that virtual stupidity I wrote about earlier. In the meantime I’ve found few other puzzles missing, especially in the client code, but I’ll make it. Sooner or later. ...
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May 17, 2016, That was stupid
Indeed, that was stupid. While working on the hypermedia controls injection mechanism I’ve finally noticed that virtual stupidity I implemented. I had shared in-memory triple store for both request/response payload and for the demo site! ...
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May 13, 2016, URLs on board.
Yeah, owned URL facility is finally up and runnig. I had a chance to finish it up and merge the url’s branch with the master. In the last approach i was also able to add IP url class segment normalization. ...
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May 10, 2016, Definitely no time
My development suffers a little from my lack of time to spent on this. I’m so close to finish the URL infrastructure, just some more time with clients and real life tests, but it’ll take few more days. ...
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May 06, 2016, Nice wieather
Ahhh, that nice sun outside is just too much to spend my time with coding. Waited way to long whole winter to enjoy some sun. ...
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May 01, 2016, Nice excercise
Well, I didn’t think too much about having own URL representation. Actually first lines of code appeared few days ago. I thought it as an interesting excercise and refresh my knowledge of how are these handled. ...
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April 23, 2016, Damn you, Uri!
I’m still wondering why am I using System.Uri! While in general this works perfectly, but has a really really annoying implementation detail that drives me crazy! Why? Try this: ...
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April 20, 2016, I forgot about that
It was a great move to review the code. It came out that while I have a component that transforms multipart bodies, I forgot to have one for those X-WWW-Url-Encoded! ...
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April 18, 2016, Hold your horses
Quick one - I excluded from code coverage code decorated with CompileGenerated attribute. Wrong! ...
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April 17, 2016, It was good it did happen
I can now see that it was indeed good that I decided to review the code and cover more code with unit tests. ...
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April 16, 2016, Interesting
That was an interesting experience. I started reviewing my code and unit tests. I tried to use code coverage to find out places that would need some testing. ...
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April 09, 2016, Sounds like a plan.
It seems that neares path for further development is decided. Small refactorization of the client side code which will prepare it for being packaged an published. ...
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April 08, 2016, A tricky one.
After a huge set of changes I decided to spent my time on something less complicated and focused on the bug with Url to controller/action matching. ...
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April 05, 2016, This time it's really all done!
OK, so these are now done and available: ...
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March 31, 2016, It's all done!
Ugh, I managed to fix the XSLT transformation. Wasn’t that bad after all. Few things are ‘fixed’, but it’ll do. ...
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March 30, 2016, Finally...
I’ve got it up and working. Both server and client no support hydra:Collection instead of other, not Hydra compliant constructs. ...
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March 23, 2016, Houston, we've got a problem!
O dear! I’ll need to revamp my data model a bit to have all those sub-classes reflected. ...
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March 21, 2016, Gotcha!
I found you! I’ve pin-pointed the issue. The funny thing is that neither my fixture nor the server-side generated code were wrong! ...
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March 20, 2016, Not so fast
My success with JavaScript client changes regarding introduction of the hydra:Collection was a bit to premature. ...
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March 16, 2016, Template - Shameplate
While figuring it out on why the authentication in the console client demo ceased to work property, I found several other issues. ...
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March 15, 2016, Almost there
I’m actually done with necessary upgrades to the proxy generation tool. The code seems to be correct now, but my demo ceased to work. It fails on the authentication. I wonder which my recent (or even older) modification broke that. ...
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March 13, 2016, Opps, I did it again
Well, it was not to well after all. I forgot that I’ve got yet another client in the project. ...
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March 11, 2016, Wasn't that bad
It wasn’t that bad after all. I was able to make several ammendments so the API documentation uses hydra:Collection. ...
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March 09, 2016, Hydra Console
Good thing is that I’ve started working on those _hydra:Collection_s. I totaly forgot that the Hydra Console application (or the PHP’s JSON-LD processor used there) is now fixed - at least Marcus - guy behind Hydra - told me so. ...
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March 05, 2016, JoICe Annotate
Finally I got it covered (mostly). I was able to craft in haste a Grunt tool that annotates classes with their dependencies. Well, not dependencies, but the constructor variables, but still it prevents the minification process from breaking my IoC. ...
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March 02, 2016, JoICe
Recently I’ve moved the client to more sophisticated IoC solution … of my own. I needed to resolve collections of implementations and factories, thus Angular’s IoC failed to provide these. It was fun indeed - I was so happy about what I’ve created that I moved it to a separate repo and published. ...
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March 02, 2016, First log
Stardate is 20… Ups, wrong one. Anyway, I’m getting lost in the project, thus, I’ll start to log my ideas and outcome of their implementation here. ...