Unfortunately, the HAppS documentation is sorely lacking. Without good documentation, even something as trivial as hello world can seem to take a Ph.D. in HAppSology.
- -I created this tutorial to show that this isn't so, and to popularize the use of my favorite language, -haskell, in web applications.
!$ - hunk ./templates/home.st 13 -HAppS applications. +HAppS applications. + hunk ./todo 3 - Smarter sessions. Currently you get an hour after login, then the session cookie expires and you get logged out. - Better would be, the app detects when you do an action, and keeps setting the session cookie 30 minutes into the future after your last action. - - Diagnose why I had the slow link times, and what changed to go from 10 minutes to 10 seconds - Start by doing binary cuts on the repo and figure out when the most dramatic improvements occurred - I am really bugged by the slow link time bug, and tantalized by the idea that I may have a solution, - or at least information that will help with diagnosing it. However, I think it's more high priority - to release a v3 of the tutorial, and then revisit the slow linking issue. - hunk ./todo 5 - Make registration nicer. (Should use a page with a template) - hunk ./todo 7 - login/logout should remember state of last page visited. is there a way to get referrer page from header? - Actually I think the nicer way to do this is not to have a separate login page, but a little login box - on every page, reddit style. - hunk ./todo 13 - +********** + + Smarter sessions. Currently you get an hour after login, then the session cookie expires and you get logged out. + Better would be, the app detects when you do an action, and keeps setting the session cookie 30 minutes into the future after your last action. Not all that terrifically important important though. + + Diagnose why I had the slow link times, and what changed to go from 10 minutes to 10 seconds + Start by doing binary cuts on the repo and figure out when the most dramatic improvements occurred + I am really bugged by the slow link time bug, and tantalized by the idea that I may have a solution, + or at least information that will help with diagnosing it. However, I think it's more high priority + to release a v3 of the tutorial, and then revisit the slow linking issue. + + Redirect from rippledeals to happstutorial.com (damn google.) + google analytics should track happstutorial. + +