welcome to jaxer develop, introduce yourself, etc

[Brian LeRoux]

Hello everyone, my name is Brian LeRoux. I am a software developer at
Nitobi.

You can read my blawg here: blogs.nitobi.com/brian
My twittering: brianleroux
My personal tumbl: westcoastlogic.com

I love the potential of Jaxer and only expect it to grow. JavaScript
has a long way to go to fully bust out of the browser and this is a
huge step. So anyhow, say hello, introduce yourself and lets get
crackin.

[Davey]

Hey Brian.

I'm Davey and work at Aptana on the Jaxer product.

Thought it would be a good idea if I joined the group.

cheers

[Brian LeRoux]

Eh Davey -- thx for replying! I was starting to feel like the loser
who invited everyone to my birthday party in grade 3 and no one showed
up. Maybe thats a little dramatic. Anyhow, thx for Jaxer dood!

[Davey]

isn't it 'if you build it they will come!' ;-)

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[nlsmith]

On Jan 23, 11:13 pm, Brian LeRoux <brian.ler...@gmail.com> wrote:

> So anyhow, say hello, introduce yourself and lets get
> crackin.

Hello.

I'm Nathan L. Smith. I'm a web developer who really digs JavaScript. I
spend most of my working hours trying to drag my coworkers (kicking
and screaming) away from Microsoft lock-in and VBScript (really!) :)
I've been working quite a lot with JScript on (classic) ASP and
Prototype on the client side. I was looking around for a good server
side JS implementation, couldn't find anything that quite fit what I
was looking for, then the next day I see Jaxer on Ajaxian. Blew my
mind.

I'm really exited to make some cool software with this thing. Thanks
Jaxer guys; and thanks for starting the group, Brian.

Nathan

[Davey]

keep fighting the good fight, Nathan hopefully we'll be providing you
with some compelling tools to make your case.

[phil...@gmail.com]

Hi Brian and everybody -

I'm Phil and I am a Jaxer fan. I really like Javascript on the server
side and I'm happy to have the DOM on the server. I really enjoy UI
work and I like to impress people. :-) Some of my major influences
come from Apple and Sun - I've done some small work for both. I'm not
working in a development role at this moment and in my spare time I'm
immersing myself in all sorts of Javascript projects. I have recently
been investigating ExtJS 2.0, Sun Lively, Persevere, and nearly every
server-side JS framework. Jaxer rules with HTML, CSS, JS, DOM on the
server.

I am interested in working with the Jaxer community to fresh out best
practices when working with Jaxer.

Peace out,
Phil Weaver

[jerry]

I am Jerry. javascript developer at Peking.

I am planning to host an open jaxer server.

Thought there is a lack of source about how to config the jaxer

thanks brian.

[thelonious]

Hi Jerry,

I'm not sure what platform you are running on, but there is a page
that describes the steps necessary to setup Linux. You can find those
here:

http://www.aptana.com/jaxer/linux

HTH,
Thelonious