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Mark Jaffe said...
Johannes,
Thanks for all the effort here. I tried this today and got a negative experience :-(
NoMethodError at /socialsprout
undefined method `view' for #
Ruby /Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/sproutcore-1.0.1046/lib/sproutcore/helpers/capture_helper.rb: in content_for, line 24
Web GET localhost/socialsprout
Jump to:
GET POST Cookies ENV
Traceback (innermost first)
/Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/sproutcore-1.0.1046/lib/sproutcore/helpers/capture_helper.rb: in content_for
eval "@content_for_#{name} = (@content_for_#{name} || '') + (capture(&block) || '')"...
When I installed sproutcore, I got version 1.0.1046 and my disk layout is different from what you show after doing sc-init step. For example, there is no english.lproj directory.
Johannes Fahrenkrug said...
Thank you, man! I'm glad you find the site useful :)
December 25, 2009 07:21 AMDr Boolean said...
Hi Johannes,
I hate to be "that guy", but i'm really tossing and turning over the decision to learn objective-c(j) and use cappuccino or try to crack this sproutcore nut.
I see you work with cappuccino. Is there a reason you chose this over sproutcore?
I feel like i have to learn cocoa to grasp sproutcore anyway.
One other thing, have you found a rest implementation for cappuccino yet? Since sproutcore does it for you i thought i'd save tons of code in the long run. I might fork jester to work with json as a solution.
Anyway, great tutorial! I can't find hardly any others out there.
Johannes Fahrenkrug said...
Hi Ashish,
Thank you for your comment! I'm not sure how to render files from your local disk. That will definitely not work when you try to run your OS app on Orkut or MySpace.
- Johannes
Ashish Rai said...
Hi Johannes,
I tried with you this example step by step, its very nice example. I am also trying to access images on my local system, i gave the file URL in friend_icon.js but its not working. can you suggest me some way to render a images from my local system?
Thanks
Ashish
Johannes Fahrenkrug said...
Hey william,
sorry for the late reply. Well, I'm not exactly sure what you mean. If you are talking about running sproutcore within facebook: I doubt that's possible since facebook took the "our own markup language" path instead of allowing full javascript applications. If you are talking about building a SproutCore app that communicates with facebook, then yes, the REST API would be the way to go, imho.
- Johannes
william said...
what would the easiest way to implement facebook calls? The rest API? Thanks in advance.
August 03, 2008 06:45 AMEnric said...
One problem I discovered is that for master.js:
Socialsprout.masterController = SC.ArrayController.create
there's a extra comma (,) at the end of the object properties. This works fine in FireFox and Safari. But fails in IE. So the extra comma at the end should be removed.
Danny Brewer said...
Nice job.
I'm also trying to help the cause, by putting together a forum at www.sproutcoredev.com.
Feel free to come by and chip in.
Johannes Fahrenkrug said...
Hi Mark,
March 01, 2010 06:16 AMI haven't kept up with SproutCore for a while. You might want to ask you question on their mailing list. Sorry :(
- Johannes