There is roassal if you need to visualize data. I have seen people visualizing relations between software artifacts. Alexandre

On Jul 11, 2016, at 2:32 AM, Lionel Akue <lionelakue@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi

I am making a library to accelerate the building of management software.

I am looking for existing libraries:

for UI. (I know Seaside and Morphic) for persistence (I know Garage, Voyage) other tools(I know Magritte for object descriptions)

Thanks for sharing other libraries you know about. Any other informations are welcomed.

Lionel

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Hi lionel to help people answering your question do you have some examples of management software you have in mind? if you need to connect to DB - there is Glorp (which is a relational mapper) and now there is a new version and a nice documentation https://github.com/SquareBracketAssociates/PharoInProgress/tree/master/Glorp for the source https://ci.inria.fr/pharo-contribution/view/Books/job/PharoBookWorkInProgres... for the pdf - Esteban added support for Unqlite to Voyage (so you can deploy even more easily some small app). https://www.unqlite.org Stef Le 11/7/16 à 02:32, Lionel Akue a écrit :

Hi

I am making a library to accelerate the building of management software.

I am looking for existing libraries:

for UI. (I know Seaside and Morphic) for persistence (I know Garage, Voyage) other tools(I know Magritte for object descriptions)

Thanks for sharing other libraries you know about. Any other informations are welcomed.

Lionel

Thanks everyone These are some examples to precise my question: -software for human resources or shop inventory. -IT asset or fleet management systems. These are used to register equipments or cars inside companies and control their allocations. abergel wrote

There is roassal if you need to visualize data. I have seen people visualizing relations between software artifacts.

Thanks Alexandre. I have just read through a chapter about Raossal. Very useful. Making high level reports like monitoring screens(to track the managed elements movements) easy. jfabry wrote

to build user interfaces I recommend that you use Spec. Many user interfaces in the standard Pharo image are written using it. I am currently writing documentation for it, here is the introductory chapter:

Thanks. Sound very interesting, Johan. Can you give me a link where I can get the library? stepharo wrote

to help people answering your question do you have some examples of management software you have in mind?

if you need to connect to DB

- there is Glorp (which is a relational mapper) and now there is a new version and a nice documentation

https://github.com/SquareBracketAssociates/PharoInProgress/tree/master/Glorp for the source

https://ci.inria.fr/pharo-contribution/view/Books/job/PharoBookWorkInProgres... for the pdf

- Esteban added support for Unqlite to Voyage (so you can deploy even more easily some small app).

https://www.unqlite.org

Thanks Stef An ORM, Great! Now I remember, I have heard about Glorp but I thought it was just a project. The Unqlite support is what I needed for one of my persistence strategy. Because I knew Voyage Memory Repository or Image-Based Persistence could be almost impossible in production. kilon.alios wrote

If you don't mind some extra work and don't mind combining Pharo with other programming languages your options are titanic

You can use any C/C++ library via UFFI You can use any Python library via my Atlas bridge You can use any Java library via JNIPort You can use any JavaScript library via PharoJS

In the end it's completely up with to you and the way you like work. Just a matter of personal taste.

Thanks. I haven't thought about bridging other technos with Pharo before. Do you know where I can get some documentation about these libraries? It will be perfect for one project I have. -- View this message in context: http://forum.world.st/A-Management-Software-Building-Library-in-Pharo-tp4905... Sent from the Pharo Smalltalk Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.