Online demo

[Julien Viet]

Hi,

I updated the online demo with a brand new version in which you can create your own scripts and even save them (as a github gist).

The URL it http://try.crashub.org .

There is a social integration with twitter and google plus, so you can make some noise about it :-)

cheers

Julien

[Jeremy Daggett]

Awesomesauce!!

Are the sources for this new site available somewhere on github?  What is the timeframe for the 1.2 final release?

Also, I am curious to know if anyone on the list has tried to run crash on Android...yet... ;) ???

/jd

[Julien Viet]

On Mar 23, 2013, at 6:14 PM, Jeremy Daggett <jeremy....@gmail.com> wrote:

Awesomesauce!!

Are the sources for this new site available somewhere on github?

yes, it's a different project than crash itself but it is in the crashub organization: https://github.com/crashub/web

(we do have other sub projects as well like a vertx embedding, visualvm plugin, grails plugin, ….)

 What is the timeframe for the 1.2 final release?

next week for Devoxx France :-)

Also, I am curious to know if anyone on the list has tried to run crash on Android...yet... ;) ???

/jd

On Friday, March 22, 2013 11:01:09 AM UTC-7, Julien Viet wrote:

Hi,

I updated the online demo with a brand new version in which you can create your own scripts and even save them (as a github gist).

The URL it http://try.crashub.org .

There is a social integration with twitter and google plus, so you can make some noise about it :-)

cheers

Julien

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[Julien Viet]

After looking at how people used it over for a couple of days, basically there are things they confuse them from the feedback I got:

- users are confused with double save nested level (save in session and upload on gist)
- users don't understand when they should use social sharing (i.e they share the "/" URL and it would be best they share a gist)

I worked on make it simpler to use and understand:

1/ Previously there was two levels of save concept

I removed the save command in session, instead the command is saved in the session when the user changes the tab (which can cause a validation error / not 100% happy with that, but that's ok). So saving a command becomes something transparent to the user.

2/ Simplified workflow: now there are two states:
- User is using "/" URL or a gist with "/gists/XYZ" : he cannot upload but he can share on social networks
- User modified something (i.e added / changed / removed a command) : he can upload but he cannot shared anymore until he saves

3/ Extracted workflow icons (upload & share) and made them big with text under it.

4/ Added a link to the GitHub gist when the commands are downloaded.

5/ Remove the initial commands "hello", "date" and "dashboard" : so now those commands are not them anymore, however, when creating a new command each of those can be chosed as an initial template command.

The site has been updated : http://try.crashub.org . So let me know how it works for you.

Julien

[Julien Viet]

some fun stuff with the latest version:

http://try.crashub.org/gists/5238525?exec=banner%20-s%2021%20%22hello%20world%22%20%7C%20color

now it is possible to have a command to execute in the query string

and this example show cool ascii art stuff

anyway, I should work on the slides for the conf now :-)