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Book 2nd Edition status - not on Amazon YET |
Wed, Aug 3 2016 9:39 AM | Permanent Link |
Matthew Jones | Most of those are server side actions, and not really too handy in the
browser itself. You'd normally talk to some back-end API to make them happen. -- Matthew Jones |
Wed, Aug 3 2016 11:47 AM | Permanent Link |
erickengelke | > 1. Email examples with attachments facility etc That's a server thing. I show how to communicate with a server through RPC. You could add a few lines to call sendmail. > 2. Printing examples from a database data record / screen to pdf / html etc There is an example which shows how to print the current page to the printer. So it's up to you to make the page look right, then call print. Technically it's easy. But you've got to experiment with layouts to make it look right. > 3. Export functions of data to excel / word / txt etc. There is an example which shows how to write a text file right from ewb. And another example shows how to write a CSV (suitable for excel) from a server PHP. If you combine the two examples, you can definately write a CSV from EWB. > 4. Electronic payment processing examples to the main players: eg Paypal, Apple Pay, Worldpay etc... I've done some ecommerce in projects. It's more a server thing. It definately won't make it into this edition. > 5. Social Media examples eg FaceBook , Twitter etc. I show how to connect to Facebook, Google and Microsoft. That gets you an OAuth 2 token. From the token you can easily call other services, there is an example, but you've got to dig deeper to, say, get a list of friends. My book covers the hard part which is getting started. > 6. Security examples eg. encryption and security of data from user to client etc.. I show how to convert any connection to a HTTPS connection which is more secure. But the browser viewer (F12) can see that data such as userid/password in unencrypted form. OAuth2, which is shown, lets you securely connect to a server without showing the password. And the second demo (new to the second edition) shows how to communicate the token to a trusted server, and how it can verify the token and identity. The upcoming Mormot examples use secure APIs that also effectively prevent man-in-the-middle attacks. > Sorry if you have already covered these in any way. No problem. FWIW, I received the proof copy from the publisher yesterday and read through it all (gasp) and made some fixes to the Word file, mostly just grammar and formatting. But there were a few last minute EWB 2.05 changes too. When I hear back from the proof readers I will release the book. |
Tue, Aug 16 2016 3:59 PM | Permanent Link |
Riaz | Hi Erickengelke,
any update on the 2nd Edition, i am ready and waiting to order thanks, Riaz |
Tue, Aug 16 2016 7:34 PM | Permanent Link |
erickengelke | Riaz wrote:
> any update on the 2nd Edition, i am ready and waiting to order Hi, I'm very excited that Tim has agreed to proof read the text, and he's understandably busy until 2.05 is released. So I will probably have to wait for 2.05's completion, but it'll be worth it because there is no better expert than him on this subject. Erick |
Tue, Aug 16 2016 11:43 PM | Permanent Link |
rbaroniunas Baron Software | Erick
But how long will that take ? Waiting for 2.05 to be release for the past few weeks as well. Rich Richard Baroniunas Software Developer Richard@Baronsoftware.com |
Sun, Aug 21 2016 7:24 PM | Permanent Link |
erickengelke | erickengelke wrote:
>> 4. Electronic payment processing examples to the main players: eg Paypal, Apple Pay, Worldpay etc... > I've done some ecommerce in projects. It's more a server thing. > > It definately won't make it into this edition. I've added Ecommerce to my EWB-based web site but it won't make it into this edition, or probably not any edition of my EWB book as it involves servers too. I might write a server book, don't know yet. It's a huge commitment. FYI, I used Shopify, which supports Visa, MC, AMEX, PayPal, very soon ApplePay (this fall), and some others. They are the company Amazon Web Store recommended people switch to when they canceled WebStore late last year. I can offer consulting services if you need to do something like this or anything relatively challenging not solved in my books. See www.erickengelke.com Erick |
Wed, Aug 24 2016 1:08 PM | Permanent Link |
rbaroniunas Baron Software | Any idea on when the next book release is going to happen ? End of the month or later ?
Richard Baroniunas Software Developer Richard@Baronsoftware.com |
Wed, Aug 24 2016 1:28 PM | Permanent Link |
Riaz | rbaroniunas wrote:
Any idea on when the next book release is going to happen ? End of the month or later ? Richard Baroniunas Software Developer Richard@Baronsoftware.com i am waiting too |
Wed, Aug 24 2016 10:23 PM | Permanent Link |
erickengelke | >Riaz wrote:
r>baroniunas wrote: >>Any idea on when the next book release is going to happen ? End of the month or later ? >i am waiting too It's out of my hands. I've sent the final edition to my trusted proofreaders and as soon as they are done it will take about 24 hours to publish. There will likely be some small changes due to 2.05 differences from when I tested stuff. Quality takes time. I'm hoping for early September. Erick |
Thu, Aug 25 2016 8:37 AM | Permanent Link |
Trinione | << It's out of my hands. I've sent the final edition to my trusted proofreaders and as soon as they are done it will take about 24 hours to publish.
There will likely be some small changes due to 2.05 differences from when I tested stuff. Quality takes time. I'm hoping for early September. >> Erick, Is the Tim proofread still on? |
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