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· jan 4, 2021

¡Feliz año nuevo!

¡Hola desarrolladores!

Nos gustaría resumir todo lo conseguido en la Comunidad durante 2020 y también recibir el nuevo año con todos vosotros.

2020 ha sido un año inusual, raro, inseguro... y online. Un año marcado por las enfermedades y los fallecimientos, pero también por el coraje, la entrega y el sentido de comunidad. Además, hemos sido testigos de nuevos cambios tecnológicos e innovaciones.    

Para la Comunidad de Desarrolladores, también ha sido un año único: por primera vez, hemos celebrado una Convención Anual ("Global Summit") 100% virtual, hemos introducido los concursos online y estamos realizando encuentros online de forma regular – todo esto es nuevo y ya forma parte de nuestra vida en Comunidad.

Además, este año lanzamos las Comunidades en japonés y portugués, que se unen a sus "hermanas" en inglés y español. Y ya os podemos anunciar que estamos preparando el lanzamiento de la Comunidad en chino!

Lanzamos un chat online en Discord y hemos rediseñado el sitio web de la Comunidad (aún en proceso) :D

Se ha doblado el número de aplicaciones en Open Exchange, multiplicado por diez los módulos ZPM y se han empezado a registrar compañías.

Con Global Masters, habéis demostrado el poder de las recomendaciones, participando en redes sociales, dando "feedback" y comentando productos.

Y, sobretodo, estamos felices de que sigáis con nosotros y estéis bien de salud. Sois unas personas maravillosas, inteligentes y súper amables. Es un placer conoceros, trabajar con vosotros y trabajar para vosotros.

Muchas gracias a todos: colegas, partners y clientes en todo el mundo.

Os deseamos un feliz año 🎄🎅🏼🎁


De parte de todo el equipo de "community managers" y moderadores de la Comunidad de Desarrolladores:

@Evgeny Shvarov, @Anastasia Dyubaylo@Semion Makarov@Olga Zavrazhnova@Julia Fedoseeva, @Evgenia Kurbanova, @Lena Evsikova, @Irina.Podmazko@Vladimir Mologa

@Minoru Horita, @Toshihiko Minamoto, @Rochael Ribeiro, @Angelo Bruno Braga, @David Reche, @Esther Sanchez 

@Eduard Lebedyuk, @Dmitry Maslennikov, @Robert Cemper, @Henrique Dias@Kurro Lopez, @Nancy Martínez, @John Murray, @Jeffrey Drumm, @Scott Roth 

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· Dez. 31, 2020

Happy New 2021 Year!

Hi Developers,

We want to sum up the results of 2020 and meet 2021 together with you!

This was a very unusual, strange, dangerous, online year. A year full of politics, courage, diseases and deaths, new life-changing technologies, and innovations.    

This was a unique year for the Developer Community too – for the first time we had a 100% virtual global summit, we introduced series of online contests and we are doing regular online meetups – this is all new and all this is already a part of our life.

This year we introduced the Japanese and the Portuguese Communities in addition to the English and the Spanish ones, and we are waiting for the Chinese community to join!

We introduced an online chatting platform Discord and completely redesigned the Community (still in progress :).

You doubled Open Exchange application entries, tenfold ZPM modules and register your companies.

You demonstrated all the advocacy power in Global Masters with an outstanding social message, feedback, and our products reviews, thank you!

But most of all we are very happy that you are with us, you are healthy, happy and very intelligent and experienced people, that we speak one language of humanity, and it’s a great pleasure to know you, work for you and work with you!

Happy holidays to our colleagues, partners, and customers around the world!  

We wish you a Happy 2021 Year! 🎄🎅🏼🎁

Sincerely your Developer Community staff and moderators team!

@Evgeny Shvarov, @Anastasia Dyubaylo, @Semion Makarov@Olga Zavrazhnova@Julia Fedoseeva, @Evgenia Kurbanova, @Lena Evsikova, @Irina.Podmazko , @Vladimir Mologa

@Minoru Horita, @Toshihiko Minamoto, @Rochael Ribeiro, @Angelo Bruno Braga, @David Reche, @Esther Sanchez 

@Eduard Lebedyuk, @Dmitry Maslennikov, @Robert Cemper, @Henrique Dias@Kurro Lopez, @Nancy Martínez, @John Murray, @Jeffrey Drumm, @Scott Roth 

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· Dez. 25, 2020

Developer Community Release, Deсember 2020

Hi Developers!

This is a release of how did we improve the Developer Community in December 2020. The key features:

  • version product field for Question posts;
  • $ZV - exact product version for Question posts;
  • new tag tree page;
  • SVG Support.

See the details below.

Version product for Question posts & $ZV program for Question posts

New fields have been added for question creation. Now you can specify which InterSystems product & its version your question relates to, as well as specify its full version in detail. This will allow respondents to quickly understand your question and speed up their replies.

New tag tree page

Our tag tree is now more user-friendly. You can see the levels of tags, as well as the number of their usages in posts.

SVG Support

You will now be able to attach SVG images using the image upload button.

Enjoy the new features!

And you are very welcome for new enhancement requests and bug reports.

Stay tuned!

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· Dez. 16, 2020

XML and JSON: Some further options

There's been quite a bit of discussion lately in this forum on the tools available in IRIS for using both XML and JSON, and debate on cross-conversion between the two formats.

A week or so ago I posted details of a set of tutorials I'd put together on integrating the Node.js-based QEWD technology with IRIS, working over a network.  As part of that set of tutorials, I've been detailing how to use the various multi-model capabilities of the build-in QEWD-JSdb abstraction of IRIS.  QEWD-JSdb is a key part of QEWD, and understanding it is key to understanding how to develop applications (REST and interactive) with QEWD.

So there's an initial tutorial on the basic "persistent JSON* abstraction:

https://github.com/robtweed/qewd-starter-kit-iris-networked/blob/master/...

and also two straightforward but interesting models:

LISTS: https://github.com/robtweed/qewd-starter-kit-iris-networked/blob/master/...

Key/Object Store: https://github.com/robtweed/qewd-starter-kit-iris-networked/blob/master/...

But the one I want to draw your particular attention to, in the context of the discussions on XML and JSON, is the persistent DOM Model.  This is based on the W3C XML DOM API, but instead of in-memory XML DOM manipulation, QEWD-JSdb's DOMs are persistent, their data stored in IRIS, and yet exposed in Node.js as JavaScript Objects with associated properties and methods.

Don't assume that just because the DOM and its basic APIs are based on the XML DOM that it's somehow limited to XML storage and manipulation.  The integrated XPath functionality, user customisation of DOM storage using "userData*, and the ability to map JSON to and from the QEWD-JSdb persistent DOM mean that it's actually a very powerful and sophisticated way of storing any inherently hierarchical data, in a way that can be manipulated, transformed and queried easily and powerfully.  The DOM tutorial is something of a monster because I wanted to do the capabilities justice and bring all its features to peoples' attention.

The persistent DOM is a perfect use of IRIS data storage combined with JavaScript.  I'd encourage everyone to take a look.  The full tutorial is here:

https://github.com/robtweed/qewd-starter-kit-iris-networked/blob/master/...

If nothing else, reading and trying out my tutorials will be a great way to spend the coming days of the holiday season!

Enjoy! 

Rob

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