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As you might already know, all Deki Wiki functionality is exposed through a service API that can be invoked via HTTP requests. I have developed several client applications that consume the Deki Wiki API, such as the Desktop and Outlook connectors. ... [More] During the development process, I was wishing for a tool to make it easy […] The post ApiTest: A Tool for Testing Service APIs appeared first on MindTouch | Content-Driven Customer Success. [Less]

Over the past few days I’ve been grinding away on the most comprehensive written explanation of MindTouch’s technology completed to date, at least, high level laymen explanation. I finished it today and then Steve polished it and added a couple ... [More] sections. Technology – MindTouch MindTouch is the developer of Dream and Deki Wiki. Dream is […] The post MindTouch Technology and Progress Report appeared first on MindTouch | Content-Driven Customer Success. [Less]

Over the past few days I’ve been grinding away on the most comprehensive written explanation of MindTouch’s technology completed to date, at ...

MindTouch Dream is a .Net library for REST-oriented programming. It ships with a REST micro-server for Windows and Linux (thanks to Mono) that can be embedded into applications or used as a standalone .Net REST web-server. Dream is open source ... [More] , written in C#, and licensed under LGPL. You can download Dream “Emerald” 1.5.0 from SourceForge.net. […] The post Dream “Emerald” (1.5.0) released! appeared first on MindTouch | Content-Driven Customer Success. [Less]

MindTouch Dream is a .Net library for REST-oriented programming. It ships with a REST micro-server for Windows and Linux (thanks to Mono) ...

In previous posts (here and here), I introduced the building blocks for asynchronous programming in MindTouch Dream. In this post, I want ...

In previous posts (here and here), I introduced the building blocks for asynchronous programming in MindTouch Dream. In this post, I want to introduce the Async class, which provides common methods for asynchronous programming. Concurrency & ... [More] Coordination The first set of methods are helpers to create concurrent tasks. These are reminiscent of the methods found […] The post Dream Asynchronicity Library appeared first on MindTouch | Content-Driven Customer Success. [Less]

In previous posts (here and here) I introduced the building blocks for asynchronous programming in MindTouch Dream, our REST web-services framework for ...

In previous posts (here and here) I introduced the building blocks for asynchronous programming in MindTouch Dream, our REST web-services framework for .NET and Mono. Now it’s time to dive into the Result and Result classes, which are the ... [More] cornerstones of our asynchronous programming model. Example Setup First, let’s begin by creating a new Result […] The post Dream Asynchronicity Results appeared first on MindTouch | Content-Driven Customer Success. [Less]

Among the many challenges of building reliable, asynchronous applications is the issue of timeouts. In the asynchronous world, there is no difference between an operation that never completes and one that simply takes a very long time. So, the ... [More] application must enforce a time limit for how long it is willing to wait. However, here […] The post Dream Asynchronicity Timers appeared first on MindTouch | Content-Driven Customer Success. [Less]