According to my last posts about  and Python to JavaScript Compiler, I have found lots of effort to bring the dream come true. Let me summarize them.

• Py2Js found at Subway

I have just got a package sent from U.S. There is a T-Shirt from SDN team inside that package plus a short message as follow.

Thank you for your patience in waiting for your SDN T-Shirt. The enormous success of SDN - we tripled the number of members while discussion forum activity exploded 6x during the past year - outpaced our ability to keep-up with the T-Shirt distribution process. We’re working to make the process smoother and faster, we appreciate your contributions in the past, and we encourage you to keep contribution to the SAP developer community on SDN.

According to  which is designed for transforming Java to JavaScript, I have also found Python to JavaScript Compiler. It has not been finished or actively developed but it may be useful for all python developers including me.

I have found an unofficial announcement at AGCentral. It pointed me to the new AG portal to host AGDP. Where is it? No, not the new place but it is just a new CMS, Drupal. The new AGDP is now organized as Documentation taxonomy. Wow! It is a big move for AccessGrid.org from handmade website to interactive one. As expectation, it is many more up-to-date.

Eventually, Google has finally   (GWT), its AJAX framework behind Gmail, Google Calendar and many more. So now we have many choices to develop AJAX applications right now. At least we have  and Google Web Toolkit. These two frameworks are completely different. Yahoo! UI Library offers you a complete set of JavaScript which supposes to handle all dynamic content manipulations. Google Web Toolkit offers a set of Java wrapper to generate all JavaScript at run-time to handle all dynamic content manipulations heavily relying on AJAX technique.

In enterprise network, you might find so many possible strange problems that you are unable to analyze off-site. I got some requests to remotely debug network problem immediately. The problem is I couldn’t be there myself. The problem I know is just the network seemed too slow. Nobody knows what happen. What I have is just an account to access a linux server in that network. The first thing I guessed to cause this problem was some computers might be downloading something big. Anyway, my problem is how to spot that machines precisely. Since I only had ssh account, it was not suitable to start X window because the network was so slow. As a result, I had to solve this problem in pure text mode.