Hi,
the last days I read the docs on flow3.typo3.org and some code from the subversion checkout. Today I finally made it to get a first very (very, very, very, very) basic package running in FLOW3! :-)
It's nothing simplier than a "Hello World" Package that does nothing else than printing out "Hello World". I know that it sounds very boring and in the end it *is* very boring but I'll take it to digg deeper into FLOW3 and maybe it helps someone to get a starting point for his own experiments! :-)
The package can be downloaded at the end of this news if someone is interested. I made a short screencast from the package which even more boring than the fact of a "Hello World" package itself. ;-)
#2: Thomas commented on Thursday, 21-02-08 18:21
Hi Andreas,
yes and maybe I can tweak the code hre and there. ;-)
Greets,
Thomas
#3: Thorsten commented on Saturday, 23-02-08 15:16
Hi Thomas
Thank you for short intro to FLOW3.
I'm getting started with your ThomasTest package but I get an error 404 while calling it through browser:
http://localhost/flow3test/ThomasTest/
Apache log:
.... GET /flow3test/ThomasTest/ HTTP/1.1" 404 69
Have you a hint?
On console, it runs well.
# php index.php ThomasTest
It's 2008-02-23 14:49:02 and ThomasTest says: Hello Console.
#4: Thomas commented on Saturday, 23-02-08 18:14
Hi Thorsten,
yes, you have to copy the .htaccess file, too. I forgot that in my short intro. I've updated the VMware how-to. Thanks for the hint!
Greets,
Thomas
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Very nice. I love it, I hope to see it soon how that really works. :)
#1: Andreas commented on Thursday, 21-02-08 17:47
Impressive :)
But seems to calculate quite long for a small "Hello World" - perhaps you should consider some caching ;)