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Am Waiting For
  • MubsMubs
    I've been meaning to try out Fuel for a while, and finally set aside some time to work up a quick little "social" site. <a href="http://www.amwaitingfor.com">Am Waiting For...</a> It's a pretty simple site that lets people share what they are waiting for. The site integrates with Twitter for login (based on code from ScrapYrd), and makes use of ORM for data access, jQuery to handle some basic Ajax interaction, and migrations to handle the database schema management, all things I wanted to try out in Fuel. Had a good time using Fuel, pretty simple transition from Kohana in the end, waiting for a stable release before making a final decision on which framework I'll be using moving forward... Edit: Not sure what's going on with the URL worked fine in the preview :)
    http://www.amwaitingfor.com
  • MubsMubs
    Josh Holloway wrote on Thursday 26th of May 2011:
    Are you going to upload the code to github or similar so that other forum member's can see how you've implemented the app. :)

    hmm, maybe. since this is my first fuel application, i worry about sharing my bad coding habits :)
  • HuzziHuzzi
    Nicely done, just wondering how you managed the routes for the users?
  • MubsMubs
    A Huzz wrote on Thursday 19th of May 2011:
    Nicely done, just wondering how you managed the routes for the users?

    I followed the routes from scrapyrd: https://github.com/dhorrigan/scrapyrd/blob/master/fuel/app/config/routes.php Basically I'm assuming that anything with only one URL part is a username, that goes to the users controller view action.
  • HuzziHuzzi
    Thanks Mubs.
  • nsbasicusnsbasicus
    Mubashar Iqbal wrote on Friday 27th of May 2011:
    Josh Holloway wrote on Thursday 26th of May 2011:
    Are you going to upload the code to github or similar so that other forum member's can see how you've implemented the app. :)

    hmm, maybe. since this is my first fuel application, i worry about sharing my bad coding habits :)

    Donn't worry about the code.. looks wonderful .. works great .. I would like to see an example of auth with twitter .. I feel I can learn from everything .. Thanks in advance .. !!
    have a good day .. :-)
  • MubsMubs
    Gabriel Cirstea wrote on Wednesday 15th of June 2011:
    Donn't worry about the code.. looks wonderful .. works great .. I would like to see an example of auth with twitter .. I feel I can learn from everything .. Thanks in advance .. !!
    have a good day .. :-)

    Actually for the Twitter integration I used the code for http://scrp.at/ as a reference: https://github.com/dhorrigan/scrapyrd Got me going pretty quickly.
  • nsbasicusnsbasicus
    Mubashar Iqbal wrote on Sunday 26th of June 2011:
    Gabriel Cirstea wrote on Wednesday 15th of June 2011:
    Donn't worry about the code.. looks wonderful .. works great .. I would like to see an example of auth with twitter .. I feel I can learn from everything .. Thanks in advance .. !!
    have a good day .. :-)

    Actually for the Twitter integration I used the code for http://scrp.at/ as a reference: https://github.com/dhorrigan/scrapyrd Got me going pretty quickly.

    Yep thanks, got that too... twitter auth does not seem to be to complicated but i am now working on the home local server so testing is a problem does not seem to work unless you have a life site .. next week will get a provider which supports php 5.3 x and go further with that .. was more like see more examples .. and integration of other things within fuelphp how you did other things as well am very new to everything .. there are notvery much examples out there .. everything is very useful for the starters.. thanks for you answer ..
    have a good time .. good job !! great work !!
  • SyntaqxSyntaqx
    What would be a good way of making the sidebar have variable content the way you did?
    I assume you used ViewModels, but I'm not sure how I would go about doing it myself. Any help is appreciated.
  • SyntaqxSyntaqx
    I've been working with Twitter for a long time via my local machine. What type of issues are you experiencing with it?
  • nsbasicusnsbasicus
    Chase Hutchins wrote on Wednesday 29th of June 2011:
    I've been working with Twitter for a long time via my local machine. What type of issues are you experiencing with it?
    Oh .. thanks for your mail .. I ( mis )understood that you have to have a domain which must resolve to use the twitter app key and secret etc.
    - but also that there are options available .. and that I have to set up my linux properly to resolve but did not really made time to figure it out .. due more urgent projects .. in about two weeks will go on with this project .. I would appreciate your help.. to get it going .. - I already registered an app but the :
    Registered OAuth Callback URL did not seemed to resolve correctly
  • Josh HollowayJosh Holloway
    Are you going to upload the code to github or similar so that other forum member's can see how you've implemented the app. :)
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