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Carolyn Osborne

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Aug 30, 2011, 7:20:15 PM8/30/11
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I am a humble university teacher and would be very happy to have any new version of breadcrumbs that would be available, along with indepth instructions about how to get it going.  I would be so grateful--but we don't have any software engineers around here that can spare the time to do this sort of thing and my skills are not up to snuff for that.

Carolyn Osborne

On Tue, Aug 30, 2011 at 3:31 PM, <google-breadcru...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Group: http://groups.google.com/group/google-breadcrumb-devs/topics

    Adam Blinkinsop <bli...@google.com> Aug 30 09:42AM -0700 ^
     
    Ok, here's our problem: we can't run it on Labs anymore (*sob*), but I
    can provide code to make it easier for everyone here to use. The
    script I provided is all the important code, and if you have a
    software engineer hanging around somewhere at work, they shouldn't
    have a hard time turning it into a simple web application.
     
    For those that don't, I can build one for you. What would be best?
    Something that runs on App Engine? An application for Apache / IIS
    that you could run from a work server? A desktop application?
    Something else that I haven't thought of?
     
     
    --
    Adam Blinkinsop <bli...@acm.org>

     

    Dhruba Adhikari <dhrub...@gmail.com> Aug 30 10:32PM +0545 ^
     
    Google Breadcrumb, for me was a innovative app which allowed to create
    simple and useful application with bare simple approach.
     
    Together with Google Labs shutting down, I feel like many things will be
    missed in coming days esp for the under-professionals.
     
    Will the codes of all the Google Labs released opensource at the Google Code
    ?
     

     

    Adam Blinkinsop <bli...@google.com> Aug 30 09:53AM -0700 ^
     
    > Google Breadcrumb, for me was a innovative app which allowed to create
    > simple and useful application with bare simple approach.
     
    Many thanks.
     
    > Together with Google Labs shutting down, I feel like many things will be
    > missed in coming days esp for the under-professionals.
     
    > Will the codes of all the Google Labs released opensource at the Google Code?
     
    Unfortunately, I can only speak for my own project (and we've already
    released the important code), but I'd hope that the other Labs
    projects consider open sourcing as well.
     
     
    --
    Adam Blinkinsop <bli...@acm.org>

     

    Dhruba Adhikari <dhrub...@gmail.com> Aug 30 10:42PM +0545 ^
     
    > > Google Breadcrumb, for me was a innovative app which allowed to create
    > > simple and useful application with bare simple approach.
     
    > Many thanks.
     
    You owe that :)
     
     
    > Unfortunately, I can only speak for my own project (and we've already
    > released the important code), but I'd hope that the other Labs
    > projects consider open sourcing as well.
     
    Hope so. Isn't there a public notice mentioning how the projects will be
    transitioned or quarantined ?
     

     

    Adam Blinkinsop <bli...@google.com> Aug 30 10:00AM -0700 ^
     
    >> projects consider open sourcing as well.
     
    > Hope so. Isn't there a public notice mentioning how the projects will be
    > transitioned or quarantined ?
     
    I think each project is handling it individually -- there are
    hundreds, and they're generally just small, personal projects (like
    this one). :)
     
     
    --
    Adam Blinkinsop <bli...@acm.org>

     

    Dhruba Adhikari <dhrub...@gmail.com> Aug 30 10:47PM +0545 ^
     
    So, you mean Google Lab projects are handled in personal levels and by the
    devs working inside Google, and there wasn't any kind of institutionalized
    monitoring to these projects ?
     
     

     

    Timothy Lau <timoth...@gmail.com> Aug 30 11:51AM -0600 ^
     
    App engine please, and if you are feeling generous maybe a walk through on
    setting it up.
     
    Thank you for taking the time to do all of this,
    Tim
     
    > that you could run from a work server? A desktop application?
    > Something else that I haven't thought of?
     
    > On Wed, Aug 24, 2011 at 6:50 AM, Johnson, Kurt L <KJOH...@amfam.com>
    wrote:
    >> Hi Sarah,
     
    >> If you can add my name to the “web interface” list, I’d sure appreciate
    it!
     
    >> I won’t be able to attend Learning 2011 or DevLearn 2011 this year—it’s
    just
    >> not in our budget for this year. Hope you enjoy them and feel free to put
    a
    >> useful. I've heard some rumblings from someone on the list that there is
    >> interest in building a web interface, so I'll share updates on this list.
     
    >> I have enjoyed getting to know folks through this project, especially
    those
    >> Adam and I met at Learning 2010. I'll be speaking about Google
    Breadcrumb
    >>> the command line, it takes your story text and produces HTML. It has no
    >>> web
    >>> interface as written, but I could build one if there's a bunch of
    demand.
     
    --
     
     
     
     
    Proper Preparation Prevents Poor Performance

     


MiketheChap

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Aug 30, 2011, 10:14:06 PM8/30/11
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Thanks Adam for your help in this!

In descending order:

1) Something to run on Apache;
2) Something to run on App Engine, to run on a server.

Mike Davis

On Aug 30, 6:20 pm, Carolyn Osborne <cosborn...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I am a humble university teacher and would be very happy to have any new
> version of breadcrumbs that would be available, along with indepth
> instructions about how to get it going.  I would be so grateful--but we
> don't have any software engineers around here that can spare the time to do
> this sort of thing and my skills are not up to snuff for that.
>
> Carolyn Osborne
>
> On Tue, Aug 30, 2011 at 3:31 PM, <
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> google-breadcru...@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> >   Today's Topic Summary
>
> > Group:http://groups.google.com/group/google-breadcrumb-devs/topics
>
> >    - Shutting down Google Breadcrumb <#1321c2c64f98b371_group_thread_0> [9
> >    Updates]
>
> >   Topic: Shutting down Google Breadcrumb<http://groups.google.com/group/google-breadcrumb-devs/t/6d2cfa2501903bb7>
>
> >    Adam Blinkinsop <bli...@google.com> Aug 30 09:42AM -0700 ^<#1321c2c64f98b371_digest_top>
>
> >    Ok, here's our problem: we can't run it on Labs anymore (*sob*), but I
> >    can provide code to make it easier for everyone here to use. The
> >    script I provided is all the important code, and if you have a
> >    software engineer hanging around somewhere at work, they shouldn't
> >    have a hard time turning it into a simple web application.
>
> >    For those that don't, I can build one for you. What would be best?
> >    Something that runs on App Engine? An application for Apache / IIS
> >    that you could run from a work server? A desktop application?
> >    Something else that I haven't thought of?
>
> >    --
> >    Adam Blinkinsop <bli...@acm.org>
>
> >    Dhruba Adhikari <dhrubas...@gmail.com> Aug 30 10:32PM +0545 ^<#1321c2c64f98b371_digest_top>
>
> >    Google Breadcrumb, for me was a innovative app which allowed to create
> >    simple and useful application with bare simple approach.
>
> >    Together with Google Labs shutting down, I feel like many things will
> >    be
> >    missed in coming days esp for the under-professionals.
>
> >    Will the codes of all the Google Labs released opensource at the Google
> >    Code
> >    ?
>
> >    Adam Blinkinsop <bli...@google.com> Aug 30 09:53AM -0700 ^<#1321c2c64f98b371_digest_top>
>
> >    > Google Breadcrumb, for me was a innovative app which allowed to
> >    create
> >    > simple and useful application with bare simple approach.
>
> >    Many thanks.
>
> >    > Together with Google Labs shutting down, I feel like many things will
> >    be
> >    > missed in coming days esp for the under-professionals.
>
> >    > Will the codes of all the Google Labs released opensource at the
> >    Google Code?
>
> >    Unfortunately, I can only speak for my own project (and we've already
> >    released the important code), but I'd hope that the other Labs
> >    projects consider open sourcing as well.
>
> >    --
> >    Adam Blinkinsop <bli...@acm.org>
>
> >    Dhruba Adhikari <dhrubas...@gmail.com> Aug 30 10:42PM +0545 ^<#1321c2c64f98b371_digest_top>
>
> >    > > Google Breadcrumb, for me was a innovative app which allowed to
> >    create
> >    > > simple and useful application with bare simple approach.
>
> >    > Many thanks.
>
> >    You owe that :)
>
> >    > Unfortunately, I can only speak for my own project (and we've already
> >    > released the important code), but I'd hope that the other Labs
> >    > projects consider open sourcing as well.
>
> >    Hope so. Isn't there a public notice mentioning how the projects will
> >    be
> >    transitioned or quarantined ?
>
> >    Adam Blinkinsop <bli...@google.com> Aug 30 10:00AM -0700 ^<#1321c2c64f98b371_digest_top>
>
> >    >> projects consider open sourcing as well.
>
> >    > Hope so. Isn't there a public notice mentioning how the projects will
> >    be
> >    > transitioned or quarantined ?
>
> >    I think each project is handling it individually -- there are
> >    hundreds, and they're generally just small, personal projects (like
> >    this one). :)
>
> >    --
> >    Adam Blinkinsop <bli...@acm.org>
>
> >    Dhruba Adhikari <dhrubas...@gmail.com> Aug 30 10:47PM +0545 ^<#1321c2c64f98b371_digest_top>
>
> >    So, you mean Google Lab projects are handled in personal levels and by
> >    the
> >    devs working inside Google, and there wasn't any kind of
> >    institutionalized
> >    monitoring to these projects ?
>
> >    Adam Blinkinsop <bli...@google.com> Aug 30 10:16AM -0700 ^<#1321c2c64f98b371_digest_top>
>
> >    > So, you mean Google Lab projects are handled in personal levels and
> >    by the
> >    > devs working inside Google, and there wasn't any kind
> >    of institutionalized
> >    > monitoring to these projects ?
>
> >    See #4:http://www.googlelabs.com/faq#whobuilds
>
> >    --
> >    Adam Blinkinsop <bli...@acm.org>
>
> >    Timothy Lau <timothy.s....@gmail.com> Aug 30 11:51AM -0600 ^<#1321c2c64f98b371_digest_top>
>
> >    App engine please, and if you are feeling generous maybe a walk through
> >    on
> >    setting it up.
>
> >    Thank you for taking the time to do all of this,
> >    Tim
>
> >    > that you could run from a work server? A desktop application?
> >    > Something else that I haven't thought of?
>
> >    > On Wed, Aug 24, 2011 at 6:50 AM, Johnson, Kurt L <KJOHN...@amfam.com>
> >    Adam Blinkinsop <bli...@google.com> Aug 30 11:58AM -0700 ^<#1321c2c64f98b371_digest_top>
>
> >    Ok, this change should add all the dependencies needed to run on
> >    AppEngine:
>
> >    http://code.google.com/p/google-breadcrumb/source/detail?r=4ca75c7ab3...
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