Sproutcasts

okito
October 16
Web performance gurus Gomez, Inc. just launched a new version of their point & click website recorder service and it’s running on SproutCore! Gomez is a B-to-B company so most of us can just fiddle with the app, unfortunately.  But if you’re lucky enough to work somewhere that uses Gomez, go give it a try.  The team there did some great work. (For the record: the Gomez Recorder is 0.9.  I’ve had some great input from them while preparing 1.0 so I hope they’ll be able to come along to the new platform soon.)

Web performance gurus Gomez, Inc. just launched a new version of their point & click website recorder service and it’s running on SproutCore!

Gomez is a B-to-B company so most of us can just fiddle with the app, unfortunately.  But if you’re lucky enough to work somewhere that uses Gomez, go give it a try.  The team there did some great work.

(For the record: the Gomez Recorder is 0.9.  I’ve had some great input from them while preparing 1.0 so I hope they’ll be able to come along to the new platform soon.)

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In Episode 2, we cover the important concepts of Key-Value coding and Key-Value Observing. We do they by making a model, and exploring it’s properties.

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Episode 1 of Sproutcasts, covers the basic layout of a new SproutCore application, what each file does, and how to get it all running.

UPDATE: When installing the gems, you will now need to install `jeweler` instead of `bones`. Also the rake command is now `sudo rake install` instead of `rake gem:install`

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