There is now a link to a Kanji page at aule-browser.com
It is not as varied as my own personal Kanji aule-page, but I will make one of those availalbe soon ...
And yes, in some Japanese temples there is a penultimate inner passageway about the core that might be termed an "aule" of sorts ...
At this time the page links to 2 Curl applets for reviewing set of Kanji: the Henshall set and the Heisig set (both extracted from kanjidic2 XML Japanese-English dictionary.)
Showing posts with label Aule. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aule. Show all posts
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Monday, January 24, 2011
Aule Home Pages
I started a separate Aule Pages blog for the home pages that I have begun to build at pages.aule-browser.com
A home page is an "aule" when it is designed as a starting-point or entry-point.
The first aule offered will be free home pages intended to be useful templates for people interested in poetry.
These aule pages will be followed by pages for science and then for philosophy.
The simplest pages will be in HTML with richer pages in HTML + JavaScript and the richest pages will be built in the Curl language from www.curl.com
Once an aule page is built, it can be used from a local PC or netbook or copied to a useful place on the internet. If it is added to an internet site then it is available to you when you are on a public PC at a library, for example. Whether it needs to be on a secure server on the internet will depend on its content.
A home page is an "aule" when it is designed as a starting-point or entry-point.
The first aule offered will be free home pages intended to be useful templates for people interested in poetry.
These aule pages will be followed by pages for science and then for philosophy.
The simplest pages will be in HTML with richer pages in HTML + JavaScript and the richest pages will be built in the Curl language from www.curl.com
Once an aule page is built, it can be used from a local PC or netbook or copied to a useful place on the internet. If it is added to an internet site then it is available to you when you are on a public PC at a library, for example. Whether it needs to be on a secure server on the internet will depend on its content.
Monday, January 10, 2011
poems poesis
Started an new entry point or "aule" for poems.aule-browser.com at poems-poesis.blogspot.com
Some of the poems will be in minimalist HTML and some will be presented in the Curl web content language from MIT, (a multi-paradigm language with a free browser plugin, some open-source projects, but otherwise a web technology now owned by Sumisho.)
Some of the poems will be in minimalist HTML and some will be presented in the Curl web content language from MIT, (a multi-paradigm language with a free browser plugin, some open-source projects, but otherwise a web technology now owned by Sumisho.)
Monday, September 27, 2010
Swiki localhost for AniAniWeb as a personal home page.
AniAniWeb strikes me as a natural evolution of WikiWikiWeb.
But as a personal homepage, the Squeak Smalltalkers seem not to have tested on a mere netbook which is not itself running an SMTP mail server.
The reason that I note this is that setting up this Wiki as a home page requires that you simply login as 'admin' with a password of 'password'. Create your wiki. But now try to use that swiki (read: edit those pages!)
The packagers did not realize that to edit, you must login, but to login you must be a user and that you can only become a user through responding to an e-mail with an e-mail. But this is localhost on a netbook. Ahem.
It would all be easy if they had admin:password as the values for a default user in a default XML file. And that is in fact the solution that I offer here: place a file named 1.xml in the users folder of the default folder.
It is charming to observe that for starters almost any garbage sufficed, because the swiki will attempt to re-write the file. If sufficed to find which file placed where would cause the swiki to fail. And browsing the Smalltalk code helped. This is usually not a sign of secure software! Without going through the amusing details, here is what will suffice:
N.B. do not save the file with a BOM (on Windows set the file's encoding using an editor such as Notepad++)
But as a personal homepage, the Squeak Smalltalkers seem not to have tested on a mere netbook which is not itself running an SMTP mail server.
The reason that I note this is that setting up this Wiki as a home page requires that you simply login as 'admin' with a password of 'password'. Create your wiki. But now try to use that swiki (read: edit those pages!)
The packagers did not realize that to edit, you must login, but to login you must be a user and that you can only become a user through responding to an e-mail with an e-mail. But this is localhost on a netbook. Ahem.
It would all be easy if they had admin:password as the values for a default user in a default XML file. And that is in fact the solution that I offer here: place a file named 1.xml in the users folder of the default folder.
It is charming to observe that for starters almost any garbage sufficed, because the swiki will attempt to re-write the file. If sufficed to find which file placed where would cause the swiki to fail. And browsing the Smalltalk code helped. This is usually not a sign of secure software! Without going through the amusing details, here is what will suffice:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<user name="admin">
<settings>
<s name="password" type="text">password</s>
<s name="address" type="text">yourname@yourmail.com</s>
<s name="sendAlerts" type="boolean">false</s>
<s name="showModified" type="boolean">true</s>
</settings>
</user>Note that mail alerts are turned off, so the required email can be bogus.
N.B. do not save the file with a BOM (on Windows set the file's encoding using an editor such as Notepad++)
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Friday, October 23, 2009
Métis Aule takes first step forward
Work has begun on a Métis aule-browser to provide an aule browser devoted to topics relating to Canada's Métis nation.
Les travaux ont commencé sur un browser pour les liens Métis canadiens.
Les travaux ont commencé sur un browser pour les liens Métis canadiens.
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Smalltalk at Aule-Browser.com
The Smalltalk links at aule-browser.com now display as shown above.
All this (30 links) for a language considered by some IT pundits to be either dead or MIA ( and this without many Seaside links such as dabbledb.com, seasidehosting.st, Swazoo, Sophie ... )
The Curl runtime is required to visit the Smalltalk Aule. The configuraion with the buttons on top is just one default. The Curl RTE (Runtime engine) is required to use Curl applets and once installed, aule-browser.com should be added in the Curl Control Panel as a trusted site (using the Add Host button on the Security pane.)
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Friday, July 24, 2009
Two new Aule opened today: Prolog and AADD
Today an Aule on the Prolog logic programming language opened at prolog.aule-browser.com
At the same time we opened the informative Aule for Adult Attention Deficit Disorder. An Aule browser is intended to facilitate organized note-taking: we will be extending this Aule to make it suitable for tackling the 27 issues outlined on its opening page.
Watch for Aule browsers for advancing Alzheimer's, varieties of Autism and Asperger's and for memory deficits associated with CHT (closed-head trauma.) The latter is especially significant for returning servicemen whose body armor allowed them to survive concussive blasts consistent with long-term CHT issues.
At the same time we opened the informative Aule for Adult Attention Deficit Disorder. An Aule browser is intended to facilitate organized note-taking: we will be extending this Aule to make it suitable for tackling the 27 issues outlined on its opening page.
Watch for Aule browsers for advancing Alzheimer's, varieties of Autism and Asperger's and for memory deficits associated with CHT (closed-head trauma.) The latter is especially significant for returning servicemen whose body armor allowed them to survive concussive blasts consistent with long-term CHT issues.
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
How To Aule now at howto.aule-browser.com
We now have a How-To Aule at http://howto.aule-browser.com
We include the sites
http://www.wikihow.com/Main-Page
http://howto.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page
http://howto.wired.com/wiki/Category:Computers
http://www.ehow.com/
http://www.howtodothings.com/
http://www.howstuffworks.com/
http://www.wonderhowto.com/
http://www.how-to.com/
If you have a site to suggest, please contact me as robert AT aule-browser.com or post a comment here.
We include the sites
http://www.wikihow.com/Main-Page
http://howto.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page
http://howto.wired.com/wiki/Category:Computers
http://www.ehow.com/
http://www.howtodothings.com/
http://www.howstuffworks.com/
http://www.wonderhowto.com/
http://www.how-to.com/
If you have a site to suggest, please contact me as robert AT aule-browser.com or post a comment here.
Saturday, July 18, 2009
New Tcl Aule at aule-browser.com
There are two links at the Tcl Aule that might interest anyone who ever used Tk with Ruby or Python: they are links to Tcl and RDF and also to the XOTcl IDE (XOTclIDE) which is modeled on Squeak Smalltalk.
Friday, July 17, 2009
new Python links at aule-browser
The link at logiquewerks now points to a much more complete Aule example for Python.
Every button is now python specific. This arangement of button son bars is entirely arbitrary: it could be whatever you chose to generate for the occasion or need.
There is of course wxHTML in wxPython with various articles on the web about its use.
Every button is now python specific. This arangement of button son bars is entirely arbitrary: it could be whatever you chose to generate for the occasion or need.
There is of course wxHTML in wxPython with various articles on the web about its use.
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Aule Browser group at Yahoo! Groups
There is now an Aule Browsers group at Yahoo! groups: aulebrowsers.
Here was the first message to members:
At the moment all of the browsers are built on a WIndows XP SP3 using Curl 7.0 and IE 8
The browsers are tested in Opera, FireFox3, Prism and Chrome but to work properly they depend on IE being set as the default browser.
More options should come with Curl 8.0
For information on very restricted browsers see logiquewerks. com
For inforamtion on the Curl EmbeddedBrowserGrap hic see
http://developers. curl.com/ userdocs/ docs/en/api- ref/EmbeddedBrow serGraphic. html
The simplest wrapper is just an invisible frame which could have settings to prevent following web links sent in e-mail, prevent viewing iamges or prevent copying images. A fully locked-down browser would not have an address field for URL's. Most of our effor tis on the extended browser for research using wikipedia.org and freebase.com
Here was the first message to members:
At the moment all of the browsers are built on a WIndows XP SP3 using Curl 7.0 and IE 8
The browsers are tested in Opera, FireFox3, Prism and Chrome but to work properly they depend on IE being set as the default browser.
More options should come with Curl 8.0
For information on very restricted browsers see logiquewerks. com
For inforamtion on the Curl EmbeddedBrowserGrap hic see
http://developers. curl.com/ userdocs/ docs/en/api- ref/EmbeddedBrow serGraphic. html
The simplest wrapper is just an invisible frame which could have settings to prevent following web links sent in e-mail, prevent viewing iamges or prevent copying images. A fully locked-down browser would not have an address field for URL's. Most of our effor tis on the extended browser for research using wikipedia.org and freebase.com
Click to join aulebrowsers
Saturday, July 11, 2009
New Aule Browsers: subdomain listings
There is a new listing of Aule Browser subdomains over at the LogiqueWerks Aule Browser page.
Watch for news as note tagging proceeds for note2tag.com starting with the Wikipedia browser at wp.aule-browser.com
Note: to test the features of locked-down browsers (business internet browsers with restricted web access) it is necessary to add www.aule-browser.com to the Curl Control Panel's Security tab using the Add Host button (upper-right corner of that pane.)
Note: to install or run some Curl demo's it is necessary to add www.logiquewerks.com
In a corporate setting these URL's would be those of secure corporate intranet licensed for Curl packages. The alternative is to use only digitally-signed Curl packages. For security details, visit www.curl.com
Watch for news as note tagging proceeds for note2tag.com starting with the Wikipedia browser at wp.aule-browser.com
Note: to test the features of locked-down browsers (business internet browsers with restricted web access) it is necessary to add www.aule-browser.com to the Curl Control Panel's Security tab using the Add Host button (upper-right corner of that pane.)
Note: to install or run some Curl demo's it is necessary to add www.logiquewerks.com
In a corporate setting these URL's would be those of secure corporate intranet licensed for Curl packages. The alternative is to use only digitally-signed Curl packages. For security details, visit www.curl.com
Friday, July 10, 2009
Aule-Browser.com gets a new look
Our Aule Browser site has a new look.
Trying to give HTML-only its due ... now to show what Curl can do ...
And subdomains are starting to take shape:
games.aule-browser.com for Rack-O!
lang.aule-browser.com for Rosetta Stone
mail.aule-browser.com
music.aule-browser.com
perl.aule-browser.com
python.aule-browser.com
ria.aule-browser.com
ruby.aule-browser.com
wp.aule-browser.com for Wikipedia
Work progressing on note-taking + Curl CSPD with cl1p.net
And CSPD is now built into the wikipedia browser at wp.aule-browser.com
Trying to give HTML-only its due ... now to show what Curl can do ...
And subdomains are starting to take shape:
games.aule-browser.com for Rack-O!
lang.aule-browser.com for Rosetta Stone
mail.aule-browser.com
music.aule-browser.com
perl.aule-browser.com
python.aule-browser.com
ria.aule-browser.com
ruby.aule-browser.com
wp.aule-browser.com for Wikipedia
Work progressing on note-taking + Curl CSPD with cl1p.net
And CSPD is now built into the wikipedia browser at wp.aule-browser.com
Thursday, July 9, 2009
sites.google.com/site/aulebrowsers
As the title of this post says, there is now an information site for Aule browsers at sites.google.com
The first two pages have basic information on Aule Browsers for parents and for law offices.
Pages with information on other restricted access browsers will follow: for county jails, halfway houses, group homes and psychiatric day wards among others.
The first two pages have basic information on Aule Browsers for parents and for law offices.
Pages with information on other restricted access browsers will follow: for county jails, halfway houses, group homes and psychiatric day wards among others.
Friday, July 3, 2009
Aule Browser arrives at code.google
There is now an opensource Aule Browser project on code.google.com
Areas to watch are generating Aule browser wrappers with the Seaside web framework and other templating and domain-specific language (DSL) and dialect issues for generating site-specific browsers (SSB) in the Curl programming language.
The Aule browser uses the Curl EmbeddedBrowserGraphic class and its related EmbeddedBrowserEvent class in a detached Curl desktop rich internet client application.
Curl is a mature and established client-side enterprise platform but as a web content language, Curl remains an alternative to HTML + JavaScript with separation from presentation style.
Areas to watch are generating Aule browser wrappers with the Seaside web framework and other templating and domain-specific language (DSL) and dialect issues for generating site-specific browsers (SSB) in the Curl programming language.
The Aule browser uses the Curl EmbeddedBrowserGraphic class and its related EmbeddedBrowserEvent class in a detached Curl desktop rich internet client application.
Curl is a mature and established client-side enterprise platform but as a web content language, Curl remains an alternative to HTML + JavaScript with separation from presentation style.
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