[Glass] Development Environment tode or jade

[Richard Sargent via Glass]

On Wed, Apr 15, 2015 at 10:42 AM, BrunoBB via Glass <
glass at lists.gemtalksystems.com> wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> I'm developing an application with Jade (a Dolphin Smalltalk client), so i
> develop directly on GemStone.
>
> Since the creation of tode i was asking to my self if i should switch to
> tode instead of using jade.
> (i installed tode just to play and not going too deep with it)
>

I know Dale is very close to pushing out a major enhancement to tODE. He
has been working on the documentation, which is usually the hardest part,
as we all know. You probably want to wait for that.


>
> I have a couple of basic question:
> * Do you use Pharo as development environment ? (like some kind of
> gembuilder (without replicates))
>    (you develop on Pharo and after you finish load packages into Gemstone)
>

tODE uses Pharo to provide the GUI. Virtually everything tODE presents is
the server state. It's browsers show you the server code. Its debugger
shows you the server processes. etc.


>
> * After you finish the development phase do you test in Pharo or in
> GemStone
> ? (may be both ?)
>

This question is irrelevant, now.


>
> * When you find a bug in Production (GemStone) you made the change there
> and
> then put the change on Pharo ? How do you proceed ?
>

This question is irrelevant, now.


* How do you handle:
>    - System performOnServer: (GS methdod)
>    - Rc (reduce conflict) classes ?
>

"handle" is rather vague. Can you elaborate your concern?

This last point is important i use "System performOnServer:" plus a MySQL
> client to query a Database, i know Pharo has some DB package but is not
> available in GemStone, how do you handle these kind of cases ?
>

For this, you may need something that Dale is about to publish.



>
> Regards,
> bruno
>
>
>
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