In this post we will create a page to display the notes that we created with the project notes app. We will use the widget that we have created in the previous post to display the current user and we will create a form to search inside notes.

In the previous post we completed the users registration form. Now we can use the login form.

In the previous post we build a registration form and in this one we will attach it to our application.

In the previous post we talked about checking emails addresses, just to show how we can use regexps in Pharo.

In this post we are returning to the Iliad Framework and we will be a registration form.

In the previous post we build a login form and we saw that we should provide an user registration form.

In the previous post we build a login form. In that form we included a “Register” link and so we must provide a way to make our users entries persistent.

Using Smalltalk the image is already persistent, saved every time you need reloaded from the image file. To cut a long story short if you don’t need ACID transactions and a strong mechanism to backup and restore data you can use the image as your database.

In the previous post we talked about customizing the generated page to include references to the Bootstrap project.

This is the first lession where we start working on a complete example, a projecs-notes app usable from desktop and mobile web browsers using the twitter bootstrap framework.

In the previous post we talked about how to include static resources in the Pharo image to be server with our application.

In the previous post we talked about how to use an Iliad webapp with a browser without Javascript enabled.

In this lesson we will talk about static resources to be included in your web-app.

If you are using ZShell you must try to use the autocd option and the menu completion.