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The Quanta team is pleased to announce the Bleeding Edge (BE) branch of Quanta Plus. Quanta 3.2 BE 1 features a number of new improvements including an "awesome new CSS editor", KFileReplace support, auto save and crash recovery, and much more. Note that VPL (WYSIWYG) mode requires kdelibs CVS or the upcoming beta. If you are looking for something to give thanks for this season, or you just like pretty screenshots, the Quanta Plus project is a worthy pick. The Quanta Plus project is supported by your donations.
Any screenshots of this available?
Hmmm? Guess how tired I was at 5 AM when I finally got everything done not to anticipate people wanting to see screenshots. D'Oh! I'll put some up real soon and post back here when I do. Sorry about that. I will take some new ones as there actually is a fair amount to see and this would be really good. thanks for asking the "obvious" question. ;-)
Okay... once again I'm getting to bed at 5 AM on one of the busiest sales days of the year for Kitty Hooch. (That's okay I guess because I didn't fall over Saturday and did manage to pay some bills.) I looked through what I had and also took some more screen shots. I posted 28 screen shots. If you go to the regular link on the top of the page is a link to the BE shots. I only have two VPL mode shots for now including the dual mode, because I think that's very cool. I did them alphabetically so they happen to be last. Several other shots tie into what is being developed to support VPL. Also, there's a whole lot of other development besides VPL and much of it has interesting visuals. I wanted to give a good picture of where Quanta is now.
I hope these shots help to paint a picture of all the work we have been doing to make Quanta better. I think it's safe to say that what we are releasing now is the largest single jump in features in the history of Quanta. It's a big leap forward and we are not near done. So keep checking out what's new. ;-)
Looks great!!
I'm looking forward to this. I know a lot of windows people are awaiting something like this, too. Looks like they're gonna get even more than they hoped for :)
My curiosity raises a couple of technical questions, though: is the VPL capable of handling everything? I guess what I'm asking is... is it a hack? Are there any fundamental limits on what it can do, or can it keep up with new css features, etc? It's built on konqueror with a few new hooks, right?
What about server-side debugging etc? Is that in there, or is it planned? Server-side python would blow me away (even more ;), although I realise that's unlikely :)
Finally... any rough estimates on when I can play with this in debian? :)
> Looks great!!
> I'm looking forward to this. I know a lot of windows people are awaiting something like this, too. Looks like they're gonna get even more than they hoped for :)
Well I hope so... Of course I've been hoping they'd stop waiting and join the development team but I'm ever the optimist. ;-)
> My curiosity raises a couple of technical questions, though: is the VPL capable of handling everything? I guess what I'm asking is... is it a hack? Are there any fundamental limits on what it can do, or can it keep up with new css features, etc? It's built on konqueror with a few new hooks, right?
Yeah... a hack. Shhh! :-O Hey you'd really have to look at what it is to answer your question. It's basically subclassing khtml using a new public interface and adding new user interfaces to integrate with Quanta's infrastructure. That probably doesn't answer the question for a lot of people either. KHTML is the engine the renders web pages in Konqueror. It's being extended with a public interface, which means in non programming terms that what we're doing will become codified and protected so functionality won't be broken or lost in an upgrade. The capabilities are an extention of what Quanta can already do as well as new functionality that's specific to the issues of visually editing markup. The simple answer to your question is that it is not theoretically limited however the first release will have some practical limitations in implementation because it just takes time. For static pages it will be nearly identical to preview but some of the things done for visual queues will make it appear very slightly different.
Our objective is to step beyond accepted behaviors and performances and ask how we might accomplish tasks that need to be done instead of just assuming they are all being done the best way already. In this regard capabilities and limitations of editing and rendering become two different sets. Depending on your task you may want visual perfection or you might want visual feedback that is not part of the actual render.
> What about server-side debugging etc? Is that in there, or is it planned? Server-side python would blow me away (even more ;), although I realise that's unlikely :)
Server side preview is already there regardless of your programming language or module. This enables review of dynamic content in preview. Any use of this in VPL is an incredibly complex proposition as it becomes an intermediary layer that is absurdly difficult to make bi-directional changes on. However for debugging we are working on a generic debugger interface that can easily be extended for plugging in any debugger. Right now it works with Xdebug and Gubed for PHP. This will tightly integrate with Quanta so that debugging is intuitive and fully featured. We hope to be able to introduce in in a future BE very soon but it was not yet stable enough at this time. If you can recommend a Python debugger and especially if we have a developer or at least a very good tester we could make headway there.
> Finally... any rough estimates on when I can play with this in debian? :)
Now if you want to build from source. ;-) If someone knows who the Debian maintainer is now for KDE please have him get in touch with me. It appears Ben is no longer the guy. I've been in touch with the Gentoo maintainer and we are looking at having a BE build for it probably right after beta 2 arrives.
a tutorial "Debugging PHP scripts with Quanta Plus and Gubed PHP Debugger" can be found here:
Wow. Those are some very impressive screenshots!
> Wow. Those are some very impressive screenshots!
Thanks. I needed to read that after all the time I spent on it.
(Anonymous? I've heard of you ;)
Is this really compilable on KDE 3.2 Beta? make gives me this error:
../document.h:41:42: ktexteditor/editinterfaceext.h: No such file or directory
I do have ktexteditor/editinterface.h, but no editinterfaceext.h. I suspect maybe this was some non-public API that was removed in the beta. Any ideas?
OOps, no. It requires KDE 3.1.x or latest CVS (or the upcoming Beta2).
I think the "latest beta" is wrong. The page says "upcoming beta2".
Where are the screenshots of VPL? How is it coming along? I'm interested in this new Quanta mode.
(me too :-)
Is VPL == quanta/quanta/parts/kafka ?
I can't compile that
> Is VPL == quanta/quanta/parts/kafka ?
Essentially yes. There's a good deal of integration with Quanta internals and also a lot of new public interface in KHTML supporting this too. Of course you need them all.
> I can't compile that
Most likely that would be because you are on KDE 3.1. As I mentioned there are a lot of KHTML changes. Also, you might not expect this, but because of the integration we also use some new features in the Kate part. Currently we have been working to get VPL as usable as possible and since changes were required in these parts of kdelibs it doesn't build and run unless you are using a fairly new CVS build on KDE 3.2. I can't even imagine the issues to back port this to KDE 3.1. So it is a little awkward to deliver on KDE 3.2 but not many people are running it yet. Also, because this is a development branch there are small enhancements already showing up that either are not yet in HEAD or won't be in until after release due to freezes. It should run fine on beta 2 and we will most likely release again before the release candidate.
No, here is KDE-cvs-HEAD andgcc-3.2 (Stable is for cowards :-P )
make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/local/src/kde-cvs/quanta/quanta/parts/kafka'
source='htmlenhancer.cpp' object='htmlenhancer.lo' libtool=yes \
depfile='.deps/htmlenhancer.Plo' tmpdepfile='.deps/htmlenhancer.TPlo' \
depmode=gcc3 /bin/sh ../../../admin/depcomp \
/bin/sh ../../../libtool --silent --mode=compile --tag=CXX g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I../../.. -I../../.. -I../../../quanta/parts/kafka -I/usr/kde/3.1/include -I/usr/qt/3/include -I/usr/X11R6/include -DQT_THREAD_SUPPORT -D_REENTRANT -DKOMMANDER -DDESIGNER -DQT_NO_SQL -DHAVE_KDE -Wnon-virtual-dtor -Wno-long-long -Wundef -Wall -W -Wpointer-arith -Wwrite-strings -ansi -D_XOPEN_SOURCE=500 -Wcast-align -Wconversion -Wchar-subscripts -Wformat-security -Wmissing-format-attribute -DLIBXML_2_5 -c -o htmlenhancer.lo `test -f 'htmlenhancer.cpp' || echo './'`htmlenhancer.cpp
htmlenhancer.cpp: In member function `virtual bool
HTMLEnhancer::enhanceNode(Node*, DOM::Node, DOM::Node)':
htmlenhancer.cpp:58: `class Node' has no member named `_rootNode'
htmlenhancer.cpp:131: `class Node' has no member named `_leafNode'
make[1]: *** [htmlenhancer.lo] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/local/src/kde-cvs/quanta/quanta/parts/kafka'
make: *** [all-recursive] Error
Sorry for misusing the dots for reporting compiling problem :-}
Please contact us via e-mail (directly or through the user list). I don't
see any error in the code, so I suspect a local configuration problem at you. Send me the configure output.
From the old HEAD setup I used
./configure --with-kafkapart
This does not work and make these errors. A clean checkout and reinstall worked. Playing with VPL is nice. Ok, this stuff needs some work and quanta crashed after a while.
But Eric and Andras:
Quanta is a realy nice and useful productive tool. Sometimes I wish that Quanta gets more visual tools like building clickable graphics
(kimagemapeditor) or an active-link-checker integrated in quantas workflow. Maybe Kommander is here a solution. For working in a intuitive way please pay attention to the plugin and tools menu: I don't think that its good to split these helpers into 2 main menus(?)
Please look from time to time to Dreamweaver and Adobe Golive: They have some interesting GUIs and visual tools for the web workflow. So far Quanta is still more web programming than web designing.
Keep up the good work!
KImageMapEditor can be used as a plugin. The author of it converted to a KPart quite some time ago and he advertises that you can use inside
Quanta. :-) We just doesn't ship it by default.
Regarding menus, especially the Plugin menu: yes, there is room to improve.
> ./configure --with-kafkapart
This is not needed as it's now the default.
> Sometimes I wish that Quanta gets more visual tools like building clickable graphics (kimagemapeditor)
See the screenshots. It integrates as a kpart and of course, we didn't have to build it. ;-)
> or an active-link-checker integrated in quantas workflow. Maybe Kommander is here a solution.
As I've often said, our problem has never been one of ideas, but of resources. (Though occasionally users send in really good ideas) One of our ideas I plan on building shortly will obsolete link checkers, however there's piles of scripts our there that do a decent job. There's not much to them. You can use the script directory and select a launch method. If you have parameters to set on that Kommander works great for it. That is why we made Quanta user extensible. In spite of us only being a handful of guys there's an emberassing wealth of free Unix type utilities like link checking scripts that can be integrated into Quanta. We're not trying to make people dependent on our tool. We're trying to make our tool the most dependable core of their toolkit.
> Please look from time to time to Dreamweaver and Adobe Golive: They have some interesting GUIs and visual tools for the web workflow.
I've looked through their preview sales info. I'm not saying it's bad but the windows way is to worship the GUI and forget the power of the console and scripting. These interfaces can be cute but get in your way when you want to be fast. Theirs have had time to refine but to me they show the differences in how one team or programmer approaches things and how it's all custom built for each thing. Quanta is not as glitzy because some of of our reuse is not the sexiest choice and certainly we haven't had time to finish our vision either. Personally I'm not against taking a good idea from these tools but I don't want to get myself dirty with a lot of what I don't think are good ideas that might muddy my thinking.
There are several ideas we plan on introducing shortly, and in discussions with users of commercial tools the conclusions are that there is nothing even remotely close to these ideas. I don't personally feel there is much real innovation on that platform anyway. I'm betting that a year from now a hell of a lot more people will be telling those guys to look at us but they already will be. Frankly I'd much rather lead than copy so I don't care to start sniffing their flanks right now when I'm going for the fresh air in front. ;-)
> So far Quanta is still more web programming than web designing.
It takes time. And web designing from the "rearrange the static nightmare and make users dependent on our tool to fix the mess" perspective promoted by these guys is not anything to be proud of. Even when our design elements are incorporated they will work to advance new paradigms and further W3C usage instead of coddling lamers who can't even understand HTML 3.2. We seek to make our users more empowered, not more dependent.
> Keep up the good work!
You know we will. ;-) Thanks!
> > Please look from time to time to Dreamweaver and Adobe Golive: They have some interesting GUIs and visual tools for the web workflow.
> I've looked through their preview sales info. I'm not saying it's bad but the > windows way is to worship the GUI and forget the power of the console and scripting.
Actually Dreamweaver is mostly javascript underneath, take a look in the data directories and you'll see that you can tweak a hell of a lot.
> Where are the screenshots of VPL?
As I mentioned on another post, I kind of zoned out on this. I'll take new ones and post them soon. Look for a mention on the other thread here.
> How is it coming along?
It's progressing fairly well I think. Really it's difficult to assess in some ways because there are a lot of pieces coming together and things can change dramatically on convergence. The later release of KDE 3.2 was less of an issue for Quanta with general bugs as our counts are pretty low. However in the areas of the parser and VPL there's a lot that needs "fixed". We have just done a substantial rework of the parser which provides benefits to speed and bug fixes in Quanta as well as greater capabilities. It also broke some things in VPL. Most of that has been fixed and a number of issues have been taken care of so that VPL is marginally usable now. It's usable for most editing tasks but has some focus issues for new element creation moving to the next element.
If I were to give a candid assessment I'd say that it's several months behind where I'd like it to be in a perfect world. I believe it will be stable and usable for 3.2 but we are just getting to reviewing how our theories work in use right now. This leads to fine tuning and if an interface enhancement is indicated it's pretty much going to end up in the BE branch. Some of our objectives that would set VPL way ahead such as being usable for non HTML markup will not be in this release. What VPL *will* accomplish in 3.2 is to write DTD compliant markup and *not* mangle your document. So if it falls short of virtual perfection it will at least avoid the terrible legacy of classic WYSIWYG markup butchers like FrontPage. Refinements will be available in futre BE releases prior to KDE 3.3/4.0.
> I'm interested in this new Quanta mode.
I think a lot of people are. One very cool thing that it does right now very well is to offer a split mode of visual and text where you can click on the page and have the cursor follow in text. Even being able to point on a page and go right to the underlying markup is quite liberating for an old hand coder like me. ;-)
It's a small thing, but it's one that i miss alot! Why isn't possible to have a colapsable tree view? Something like konqueror has on it's sidebar, if you click on a icon it opens the view, but if you you click on a icon of something already open it colapses the sidebar... Horizontal space (space in general) is very important when you code... and now that quanta have a visual editor it should be more important! it's annoying all that horizontal scroll...
And no.... windows floating around it is not the solution!
> Why isn't possible to have a colapsable tree view?
It is possible! All you have to do is enable a highly volatile option on configure (--enable-kmdi) and you will have all that and more. As usual, the only thing we're really missing is the time for this few people to complete that many tasks. ;-) We hope to introduce it very soon on a BE release. This will be pretty much what the new Kdevelop does for selecting windowing modes and collapsing panels. Wait a little and your patience will be rewarded... or send patches. ;-)
Thanks!!! It would be a big usability improvement!
Quyanta is reallly a fantastic tool, and it's amazing to see the progress it's making in such a short period of time.
Thank you Andras, Eric and other Quanta contributors, your work is greately appreciated!
For the Quanta team :
Can you please remove w3c html4 logo on the quanta homepage or correct the page ?
It is not serious to keep the logo and that the website doesn't validate to w3c standards : http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fquanta.sourceforge.net%2F
Much better, you can use XHTML and CSS and remove all the tables used only for design.
Woo! You tell 'em! Yay!
I worked up something a while ago for the site, but Eric didn't accept it. :-(
http://openschooling.org/~jilks/quanta_Web/index.php (Some stuff is broken 'cause I've been playing with CSS, PHP, and bunches of other stuff, but you get the idea.) That site will generate several versions of itself depending on what it -thinks- the browser can handle (it's a great thinker, too). (HTML or XHTML (Strict, and all valid), no, low, or high color graphics, and so on.) Design-wise, it's pretty pimp. Style-wise, it's not so great. All it takes to change it is a little CSS, though. :-)
I still need to figure out a way to show that the XHTML is valid. Viewing in Mozilla tells you it is, but W3C's validator only gets HTML. I'll probably need to force it with a flag or something...
Oh, I forgot to mention that some pages don't work due to me not creating them. Also, those pages (that work) should do pretty well accessibility-wise. ;-)
Lucky me! Heckled by my own team member. I can't pick on Chris too much because he's done a lot for Quanta... so this is said with kindness...
For the record Chris, as you're posting this publicly without emailing me first. I never rejected what you sent in. I just haven't had time to look at integrating it. I've been too busy. I should also note you volunteered your work without first discussing various criteria and concerns with me, thus creating a need for major changes to use your work. It completely breaks the modular layout I use with PHP. Had you discussed it with me then I'd have given you access to my CVS and discussed objectives. Then we would actually function as a team. Also, the original site was largely done by Alex who was very HTML 3.2 oriented and it was an absolute mess. I cleaned and processed the site and validated it but as the pages are assembled in PHP it seems some of his code has slipped back in. I have a lot of experience in PHP and web development so when I go to implement changes I like to make sure that they don't create problems for me if I want to maintain it.
I'm not trying to be obnoxious. They validated when I tested it, even if they don't now. I found several things in there that are just ugly too that were done before I decided I needed to exclude sloppy coders. It's on my do list but I honestly have so much to do I really need 2-3 of me for my business and another 2-3 of me for KDE/Quanta. So if it really bugs you send a patch.
Before the end of the year I plan to completely revise the site and add online resource search/download/submit directly from within Quanta. I had planned on asking Chris if he'd like to help with this. In the mean time I have had to make public appeals to get the money to pay Andras as recently as last month and now I need to get my business squared away with major revisions on my business site and a big ebay launch so I can stop bleeding money and begging for help and start enjoying discretionary income. I don't even have cable TV because I can't spare the money for it or the time to watch it. I'll get to it this month and that's going to have to be good enough.
> Heckled by my own team member.
Oh, don't worry about that. I do everyone. :-) Sometimes I even email people randomly that use XHTML + CSS just to say, "Hey, nice to see more and more people using XHTML + CSS! Nice work!"
Personally I've found using CSS for positioning to be a pain in the neck (specifically relative positioning). I gave up on it in the end as one those 'nice-in-theory' things that's just not worth hassle in practice.
Thanks Rich. Now I feel better. I support the W3C and their efforts, but I can write W3C complaint HTML that won't render on any browser or is managed very differently from one to another. While people suggest non tabled layouts they never seem to send a patch. A look around the web shows almost nobody moving away from tables yet.
Its very easy to repeat an idea but much harder to put ideas in action and do something.
It is possible and it is more clear than tables :
I will never suggest to use CSS+XHTML if I haven't done it yet on my website ;)
Whoa! Konq Rellinks is great! This should be in Konqueror! (Or is it and I'm blind?) This would be a great usability enhancement!
BTW, nice sites. ;-)
It is not in Konqueror (yet?) because I haven't got much time to work on it and I have lot's of small bugs because it is my first C++ experience.
If somebody want to help me it will be great !!
Just mail me :)
If you are a Konqueror developer, I have a request.
I tried submitting this to the bug list (Mozilla now that I think about it, maybe not Konqueror), but I'm too dumb to figure out the complicated bug submission site (must be Mozilla).
Can someone PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE set up the pop up screen that asks if you want to download/install flash so there is a 3rd choice, No, AND DON'T ASK AGAIN, instead of just Download/Cancel or Yes/Cancel or whatever it is now?
If I were a programmer, this would be my first patch. But I'm not...so I'm asking here. Maybe you can submit it as a bug/feature request for me if you aren't interested in doing it yourself.
Thank you VERY much in advance for the consideration.
That's prolly because you tried writing it by hand. Complex layouts without a WYSIWYG tool are certainly not a good idea.
That may be true, but I don't know any tools that allow you to use relative positioning effectively (including dreamweaver), and if you use absolute positioning your page looks shit as soon as someone resizes it or changes the font size. So, if we can't do it by hand and there are no tools we're back at the conclusion that CSS relative positioning is not worth the trouble.
Oh! absolute positioning is really easy and effective! The trick is to ensure your divs (or whatever) are the correct size and to use percentages to position them. Any sized browser window and any resolution will all look very much the same. That allows you do put the main content at the top of the source and everything else at the bottom, which has the effect of making it -seem- like the page loads faster.
Thanks for the good work once again !
However in my opinion the major problem when working with quanta is not bleeding edge stuff like VPL. It's fun to see how these new features are implemented. But we quit using quanta because of one thing:
Missing support of debugging facilities.
Or has anyone meanwhile succeeded in getting that php debug stuff in quanta to work? Whithout useable support of a debugger quanta is a nice thing, good look and feel, but it's not suitable for real programming tasks.
Once again: thanks for quanta, a good peace of work.
> Thanks for the good work once again !
Thank you. That's always nice to read.
> However in my opinion the major problem when working with quanta is not bleeding edge stuff like VPL. It's fun to see how these new features are implemented. But we quit using quanta because of one thing:
> Missing support of debugging facilities.
Don't blame us. The existing support was developed by a Russian developer who was later sponsored to develop for a commercial editing package. The free package they support is consistently behind the current releases, though I was cheerfully informed I could buy the rights to distribute the newest version. That was comforting. Meanwhile PHP 3 had built in debugging support and they dropped it for PHP 4. There also hasn't been much in the way of debuggers available for PHP 4 which is why Linus McCabe started Gubed. Integrating support became an issue along with continuing development. Mathieu Kooiman suggested we look at Xdebug, which I was unaware of. Xdebug provides profiling as an extra benefit and both have their own advantages. Mathieu began a debugger agnostic debug interface for Quanta and we discussed the deep integration. Meanwhile Linus got involved with it. Had they both not been really busy like the rest of us it might have shipped with the initial BE release. I don't want to give a date, but I hope we have it available before you know it. These options combined will give you extensive features and the ability to debug even on sites with limited privileges.
Very soon Quanta will have the ability to easily add a debugger by configuring it's specific data to couple with our debug interface. This will allow for more than just PHP but for extending other scripting languages with debugging.
> Or has anyone meanwhile succeeded in getting that php debug stuff in quanta to work? Whithout useable support of a debugger quanta is a nice thing, good look and feel, but it's not suitable for real programming tasks.
So why did the PHP team drop support for debugging in PHP 4 and why are there so few debuggers out there? We just haven't gotten to our extensive list including some custom form debugging tools too. As far as we're concerned we're ready to drop support for that debugger as it has required rebuilding PHP and it needs ongoing support from people who are looking to charge us money and could easily view Quanta as competition to their product.
> Once again: thanks for quanta, a good peace of work.
Hang in there. It just takes time. We only have maybe half a dozen guys actively coding any given time.
exactly how different is this from the 3.1.93 version?
The biggest difference between BE and the upcoming Beta2 is in the parser (and from there it comes a difference between the VPL), some new Kommander functionality and some extra bugfixes that can't be done in Beta2 due the above issues. The parser is about 2 times faster than in Beta2 when it comes to scripts and if it shows to be stable it will be merged to the official 3.2 in order to fix the most annoying bug in Quanta (#63000). Once KDE & Quanta 3.2 is released the BE releases will be the "stable development" releases of CVS HEAD. This way users without knowledge or time to regularly update from CVS will get from time to time the latest and greatest of Quanta. ;-) And unlike the CVS versions which may be broken at some point, we try to make the BE releases stable. BE releases will be English only.
> exactly how different is this from the 3.1.93 version?
I don't want to be too exact and reference specific commits. ;-) So in general it is very close. This is built from the quanta_be branch. It is our development branch. Currently much of what has been put in the release has been ported to HEAD so it's synced. There are small differences from HEAD and more from beta1. The parser has been reworked and sped up. A number of fixes for Kafka arrived first and resided there until we could sync the parser. IIRC there are but a few UI differences but I don't remember specifically what. Nothing huge yet. The script tab has some updates it needs I have not done yet so the functionality I hacked as a short term release for viewing the information there has this looking very functional which it is not in HEAD or the quanta_be branch.
One big point here is that many people don't want to run CVS but will download and build an application. Also many distros will end up with builds either internally or contributed. A lot of people don't realize that we have maintained backwards compatibility with KDE 3.1x in CVS too. This is a way to bring these changes to a great many more people. If you're running CVS it will be very similar. Some time before the release of KDE 3.2 I hope to release another BE with a fair number of changes. We set the date for this release and had a lot of changes... Unfortunately a lot of what would have been different from 3.1.93 just wasn't ready. We decided to go anyway considering everything in balance.
> modperl
Quite! Not all of us are at all enamoured with PHP. Integration with one or more of the perl templating systems would be highly appreciated. I'd be happy to help, if I can (on the perl side rather than the C++ side :-)
Well, Nick,
Glad to hear that you'd be happy to help. Quanta+ can always use more developers...
Get on the mailing list, by emailing the developers:
Eric Laffoon
and request to get on this list:
Quanta users list
Or do it properly:
But you should check the list archives (if it is available) for your ideas (with help of course). And take a look at what is being done/planned prior to offering ideas, as things have gotten a bit hot with someone giving a wish list and not knowing that it was already done/couldn't be done/wouldn't be done.
But modPerl is definitely something to be asking about, especially if you can help (they can use help just for testing cvs releases).
wysiwyg is being worked on, just not as fast as some would like, and may not work like dreamweaver from what I'm seeing.
Well put about helping out, except that we have a developer list too which is where someone helping would be. I have had someone express interest in doing some perl work, but it's tough keeping up with who said what when you have to search for who didn't follow up. Perl support can be added by XML. I don't care what you like, if somebody can't put in a few hours of XML I can't have everybody stop everything and spend the next several months writing support for numerous languages and dialects they don't use. That's why we made it so that people who don't know C++ can extend it. If you were paying for Quanta we could just hire someone to do it, but this is community developed software. So one person from the community using a language needs to step up. We had about 5 people volunteer for ColdFusion and we have CF support now. Some ColdFusion developers "get it" and now they have support. Why not perl developers? Open invite guys. You can do a little XML to get a free tool that does what you want, right? I've also had half a dozen requests for JSP. I've asked each of them to contribute a few hours. Guess how many were willing to do that?
As far as VPL being like Dreamweaver or how fast it's going... it's never fast enough, but as I said elsewhere it'sd difficult to say where the convergence of several factors will put it at release. Most likely it will not be as feature rich at 3.2, or at least not as we would want. I don't use Dreamweaver or why would I build Quanta. As I also mentioned here, it will be several months into 2004 that it begins to mature and become more enjoyable and powerful. However here are two things it will do right now that I think are worth noting...
1) It will write DTD compliant markup
2) It will only make changes on the DOM node you edit when you open a document and it will not shuffle the thing without your permission.
The BE release line will give us the ability to bring in improvements to VPL in a timely fashion. Minor point releases to 3.2 will have string freeze limitations on the user interface so that will limit what we can do there.
I didn't mention the developer list as I didn't want to overload the post and did want him to get in contact with you easily instead of having to do the legwork himself (and risk the posibility that another project may distract him along the way ;o)
I was sure that you would put him on the developer list if the interest was there on your part.
Awaiting wysiwyg with bated breath.
The BE release sounds like you're taking on too much/spreading development thin. You don't have enough people testing (or developers) prior to BE coming out (as posted on the list), yet it looks like you want to release faster than kde releases...so now there are two versions? Or are there two versions? It is more than stable and cvs, right?
That's just my observation, which from the outside is quite possibly wrong.
But you are severely underestimating wysiwyg. While the candidates who are more likely to use wysiwyg won't bring you more developers, it will bring more observers, fans, and buzz. And press. And this will very likely bring more developers.
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I'm so out of it that I'm now finding out about things from Bicycling magazine. For example, I'd never seen this video until they linked to it:
I know this sort of thing makes the typical Fred pitch a boner tent in his chamois, but I just wanted to shove their dainty little Rice Krispies treats right down their throats--which really isn't that mean, since that's what they're doing with them anyway.
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I take issue with the Leipheimer quote in the headline. He's clearly confused. The truth is that nobody wanted to hear from Leipheimer before all this doping stuff, when he was the most boring rider ever to throw a leg over a bicycle. Remember the whole "Let Levi Ride" thing?
Of course you don't remember, because nobody cared. "Let Levi Ride" was a fake grassroots campaign hatched by the Great Trek Bicycle Making Company back in 2008, after Astana (Leipheimer's team at the time) was banned from the Tour de France. As you can imagine, people responded to the idea of Levi Leipheimer not being allowed to compete in the Tour the same way they would if you told them they could never drink Ovaltine again, which is to say they shrugged and then said, "Okay, whatever, I didn't even realize it was still around."
Now, though, Leipheimer actually has interesting things to say. He's got beans to spill, skeletons to let out of the closet, and other metaphors. He's also got 22 pets:
We have 22 pets at home, that are all rescues, horses, goats, llamas, pigs, sheep, and they are pretty much our children.
Here's a typical morning at the Leipheimer/Gunn household:
Now tell me that's not interesting.
Also, here's one of his cats trying to claw his balls off:
That photo is totally staged. I bet the pocket of Levi's Levi's is stuffed full of Tender Vittles.
Speaking of wildlife, remember how I saw a snake?
Well, I just got an email from commenter Leroy informing me that he saw it too:
And yes, obviously it's the same one because everybody knows there's only one snake in the entire New York City metropolitan area. This is why the snake is so busy--though not too busy to take a break for some voyeurism:
Fortunately, I didn't see any snakes on my commute to Brooklyn yesterday--nor did I ride a Citi Bike like I did last week, because to be honest the fleet is looking a little bedraggled:
Still, just because I chose not to ride a Citi Bike doesn't mean I didn't want to look like a total goofball. (Or use a fuckload of double-negatives.) Also, trains have air conditioning. So instead I rode a folding bike:
The guy in the far background simply ran the light, the guy across the street got of his Citi Bike and walked it, the rider in front of me stared unwaveringly at the police car's bumper, and I stopped before the crosswalk like a good little sycophant and then wrote a whiny blog about it later.
I probably shouldn't have worried though, since Bratton's biggest concern seems to be the graffiti that taunts him as he drives home from the Hamptons:
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Basically, it's totally fine to get mowed down by a car, but you should never have to look at unsightly graffiti while driving one.
Something else I noticed is that cyclocross is the hot new trend in Cat 6 racing:
Above is the little shortcut people take at the Manhattan Bridge approach on the Brooklyn side in order to excise this gentle yet time-consuming sweeping curve:
This shortcut has become increasingly worn in since I left Brooklyn a year an a half ago, and I can only attribute it to the increased popularity and importance of Cat 6 racing. After all, saving three or four seconds could be the difference between crushing or getting crushed by that formidable rival on the mail order single speed with the exposed ass crack. In fact, as I passed the dirt path, an intense three-rider move was ascending it, but I only managed to catch the last rider as he transitioned to the pavement because I had to unlock my phone:
I should also note that an unusually high percentage of riders seemed to be on Citi Bikes, possibly because they'd also decided to augment their commutes with air conditioned train rides. Here's a typical garden variety Citi Salmon in the new "protected" bike lane on Lafayette Street:
In all honesty though I was a bit crankier than usual. See, about 15 minutes prior to this I had popped a Benadryl, owing to what I suspected might be the onset of an attack of hives. Fortunately, the hives did not manifest themselves, but unfortunately I was beginning to feel quite drowsy and extremely irritable, which is what happens when you take an over-the-counter drug with sedative properties in 90-degree heat. That's why there's a warning on the package to "be careful when driving a motor vehicle or operating machinery," which is incredibly stupid advice, because when shouldn't you be careful when driving a motor vehicle or operating machinery?
All of this is to say that maybe I was more irritated than I needed to be, because while I was seething Mister Purple Shorts was perfectly content to suck on a cold beverage and not give a shit:
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What can I say? It was the Benadryl talking.
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Perfection is not a badge of honor so lets try to remove that concept from our vocabulary. Mary explains how she grew away from trying to be perfect when she realized that attempt was causing her to procrastinate. Mary Fisk Taylor says, "You get paid for done not perfect" and explains the downfall of aiming for perfection.
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We were taking our first plane trip with a baby, trying to be all chill. We'd heard the horror stories of babies screaming in the tiny cabin for entire flights, and we didn't want to be the target of anyone's ire. We had requested a window and middle seat, with the baby on our laps (which I know isn't the safe solution, but our families were footing the bill, and that's what they paid for).
What we hadn't counted on was how full the flight was (the better to hear our screaming baby!) … or the fact that the airplane was grounded with a mechanical problem. For a couple hours.
All was still well, right? We amused, nursed, bounced, dandled — yes, dandled. But then it began. The telltale smell.
There was a younger single woman sitting to our right on the aisle. We were trying to convince her that parenting was fun! hip! fine!
(She mostly avoided eye contact.)
But when the smell began, we knew it was over. We had all been ordered to stay in our seats, with our seat belts fastened. I guess the plane could have zoomed aloft at any moment! Oh, noes!
We calmly tried to begin changing the baby, but it just. kept. oozing. It was a volcanic eruption of poo. A Mount St. Poopin's, if you will.
We usually use cloth diapers but with a diaper service, so for our three-week trip we had to take a break and use disposables. Not being in the know, we had bought the cheapest package we could find. A mistake, as we were quickly realizing!
The puddle turned into a flood. A malodorous one. You know how cabin air is recycled? So everyone from the fancy first-class seats to the back of coach got to enjoy the fascinating new fragrance we had brought on board.
We were frantically digging down at our feet in the crowded confines of the cabin, ripping extra diapers from the carry-on. It felt like being a medic in the Great War, grabbing gauze, shirts, anything to act as a bandage and stanch the flow. The baby would fill one diaper, and we'd cautiously close it up while slipping another under his bum.
I think we eventually went through four diapers, seriously depleting our airtime stash. Our clothing was, miraculously, unharmed. Though I feared that woman next to us would forever be turned off having kids.
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Using disposables for travel was also a great way for us to experience diaper rash for the first time, and — oh! — it's so sad to see your little one's skin broken out in red marks and splotches. Some babies need to be changed more, some need a particular brand of diapers or cloth only, and some just have reactions, no matter what you try.
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Alrik happened to have some red marks from — what else? — traveling. Our recent long car rides, where he was napping and had his crotch all squooshed in a car seat, had left some red marks. (Picture not included, ha ha.)
Perfect opportunity to try the Butt Paste! I squeezed some out of the tube and was immediately struck by how … paste-like it was. That's a good thing. It felt — substantial. I was confident this stuff was going to work.
I smeared it on, and it went on smoothly and thickly. Because it's a sort of light tan color, it was easy enough on Alrik's skin to see where it had gone on. (I can't promise, but I don't think it would match many if any skin tones, which, as I say, is a good thing.)
The active ingredient is zinc oxide at 16%, which is a natural mineral that blocks moisture. It's also what's in use in natural sunscreens, which is why it's got that light tint to it — think stripes down lifeguards' noses. Thinking lifeguards will also help you understand why it's a good choice for a wet environment. It covers and repels outside yuck as it heals the skin underneath.
The next day? No rash. As simple as that.
One application, one night of healing — redness gone. I was much impressed.
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Get the Today UK49s Lunchtime Prediction Wednesday 8 November 2023. UK49s Predictions for Today Before coming out with the Lunchtime Prediction, Check the Hot and Cold Numbers for the UK49s Lunchtime Results.
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MONZO Team:
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7-9-15-20-26-28 (Monzo Team)
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9-16-21-29-30-33 (Mike Team)
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13-19-29-34-40-47 (Lucy Team)
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7-22-26-30-35-39 (Rasel Team)
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11-18-26-31-37-43 (Politics Team)
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As the name implies, a tooth bridge is a dental appliance used when teeth are missing. It is made up of two or more crowns that are anchored onto the remaining natural teeth on either side of the gap. The artificial teeth are attached to the crowns and fill in the missing spaces.
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1Gaviria, L. (2014). Journal of the Korean Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons. Current Trends in Dental Implants, 40(2), 44–99. https://doi.org/10.5125/issn.2234-7550
2Dentistry, A. A. of I. (n.d.). About dental implants. AAID. Retrieved April 14, 2023, from https://www.aaid.com/about/Press_Room/History_and_Background.html
3Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2021, May 5). Oral Health for Older Americans. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Retrieved April 14, 2023, from https://www.cdc.gov/oralhealth/basics/adult-oral-health/index.html


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**Note that this tutorial builds on the original Heirloom Cut Chenille Baby Blanket Tutorial.**
After finishing the cutting I rounded the corners as per the original tutorial. With the original blanket I used a satin binding, but for this one I decided to use the chevron fabric (and a really cool method described in this tutorial!) to make a 2" double-fold bias tape binding. I sewed the binding to the right side of the blanket using a .5" seam allowance. I didn't pin first, I just aligned the edges as I sewed. (Don't forget to turn down the edge at the beginning of this stitching for a nice finish.) Using bias tape makes the binding curve so nicely around the rounded corners.


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One week after Islamic militants fled Timbuktu under French bombing strikes, preservationists are deeply uncertain about how to continue protecting the city's priceless ancient documents — a conundrum that cuts to the heart of how treasures are safeguarded through political upheaval in places where locals have little trust in government.
When French and African forces rumbled into northern Mali's ancient capital 10 days ago, Timbuktu's mayor, who had little direct information, told journalists erroneously that the jihadists had destroyed "all the important documents" and that Malians needed to "kill all the rebels."
In fact, Timbuktu's residents and preservationists had told TIME early last year that they had rescued tens of thousands of manuscripts before the militants seized northern Mali. They agreed to talk on the condition that TIME kept their secret until the jihadists had been defeated. The operation was conducted by Timbuktu's old families, which have looked after the city's 300,000 or so ancient documents for centuries. The residents left behind just a few hundred manuscripts in Timbuktu's only publicly run collection, the Ahmed Baba Institute, in order to conceal the fact that they'd hidden the bulk of them elsewhere; it was those that were destroyed last month.
(MORE: Mali: Timbuktu Locals Saved Some of City's Ancient Manuscripts from Islamists)
Even jihadists who are illiterate are likely aware of the manuscripts' high value, given the headline news generated by their potential destruction. Timbuktu's libraries comprise one the most detailed written accounts of Africa, from when the city was a gold- and salt-trading hub in the 15th and 16th centuries with a thriving community of scholars and several universities. When TIME visited Timbuktu in 2009 to describe the manuscripts, residents explained that each family appointed one of their children to look after the documents for the next generation — a system that has lasted through countless migrations, invasions and skirmishes over the years.
But with the manuscript pages brittle — they can crumble at the lightest touch — preserving them has become urgent. Not only are they fragile, but they might be especially vulnerable during Mali's unsettled conflict, since such periods of upheaval often lead to the looting and trafficking of historical treasures. Preservationists also fear that as young Malians become more mobile they might sell them, especially as foreign collectors have begun scouting for treasures in Timbuktu during the past decade. Until very recently, Mali had no law forbidding the manuscripts from leaving the country, and in any case, the government had little means to stop them.
Changing this will not be easy. To the frustration of preservationists, only about 10% of Timbuktu's documents are housed in the government-run Ahmed Baba Institute, a modern adobe-style building sponsored by the South African government in 2009, which has the city's only state-of-the-art digitizing equipment. The families have had no confidence in anyone but themselves looking after their collections. International organizations have found locals extremely reluctant to give their manuscripts over for safekeeping or even to loan them for brief periods to be digitized.
With the war over in Timbuktu, now comes the question of what to do next. "We'll do everything possible to look at how the originals can be more securely safeguarded," Irina Bokova, Director General of UNESCO, said in an e-mail to TIME on Monday. Bokova flew to Timbuktu on Saturday with French President François Hollande and believes it is urgent to tackle the state of the manuscripts. "If there is no digital copy, they could be lost forever," she wrote in her e-mail. "Given that the vast majority of the Timbuktu documents are held in private collections, this situation presents a particular challenge. We must work with these communities in Timbuktu to find a way forward."
(MORE: For the Treasures of Timbuktu, a Moment of Grave Peril)
Ultimately, the key to preserving Timbuktu's manuscripts may lie not with organizations like UNESCO but with Mali's bitterly divided politicians.
So long as the government in Bamako's present dysfunction continues — and it remains estranged from the largely ethnic Tuareg population of the north — the collections will be vulnerable, say some experts. The 30 to 40 Timbuktu families who have been custodians of the manuscripts have lived through centuries of tension and alienation from Mali's government in Bamako, which has in turn invested little in the far poorer desert region of northern Mali. To them, it has seemed better to keep the manuscripts hidden in rickety closets or under floorboards at home, rather than hand them over for safekeeping to an unstable government, which collapsed after a military coup last year. "You are not going to solve the question of the manuscripts without solving it politically," says Shamil Jeppie, director of the University of Cape Town's Tombouctou Manuscripts Project, which has helped coordinate the preservation work. "There is no sense in trying to protect the manuscripts if you don't properly protect the city."
Though the idea seems unbelievable now, Timbuktu's residents initially wanted Ahmed Baba to have free access, with no security, much like a public library in any city. "The building was conceived with no walls around it so people could walk right in from the street or the square outside the mosque," Jeppie says. Even though the government finally walled off the compound, it was not heavily secured. By the time militants seized Timbuktu last March, he says, "there was a simple night watchman."
MORE: Mali's War: After Surging into the Islamist-Held North, Will France Retreat?