On 12/08/2011 12:02 AM, Daniel Espinosa wrote: > May you want to use GDA[1] as your Database driver holder and use some > futures I'm developing in Vala for it. GDA and my resent additions in > libgda-vala branch, have full GIR/Typelib and Vala bindings to get > access from any language supporting GObject Introspction. Sure! GDA was considered as primary SQL adapter for Valum. > I want to create a GObject DataBase persistence framework and get some > functionalists equivalent to Python's Django framework. I plant to use > metadata information from database adquired by GDA to "navigate" > between objects with references and get others that depends on it, > like Django does, with the advantage to have Vala/C/GObject library > available to different languages. Really great idea. I came from Ruby on Rails world and some ORM is really must have for Valum. I know it will be hard implement every feature that implemented in dynamic languages as Python and Ruby... But anyway something less raw than connection needed here. > I also plan to develop a small cash management application using Vala Ony my small opinion, but GNUCash is awesome :) I use it and it has a lot of wisdom and knows about almost every edge case. Also it has very good documentation and manuals about personal finance management. Unfortanutley they do not use libgda but libgdi. > [1] http://www.gnome-db.org/ Thanks for the link, Daniel. I will look there next time i'll hack on Valium. > 2011/12/7 Antono Vasiljev <self antono info>: >> Hello, All. >> >> I've pushed v0.0.1 of web framework for vala - Valum. >> >> https://github.com/antono/valum >> >> Some features and ideas behind Valum: >> >> - Inspired by sinatra.rb >> - Allows lua scripting (more to come) >> - Based on Soup for http parsing >> >> Planned features: https://github.com/antono/valum/blob/master/TODO.md >> >> >> Join the fun :) >> >> -- >> antono
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