Hello,
Here are some screencasts on the new 1.7 features. Enjoy!
http://www.develephant.net/whats-new-in-coronium-1-7/
Cheers.
Tonight I ported over an app I had written last year using mySQL bridging via hand-coded php / json file download & import method. Originally it had taken me about a week to get the 5 table database integration complete using the method outlined above. The anguish of writing the php code properly to run the right sql statement and to weed through the JSON errors etc was not fun at all…
Tonight it took me approximately 2 hours to port the whole database integration process over to Coronium and most of that time was spent finding the right parts of my old code to cut …
Way to go Coronium, way to go @develephant!!! Thank you very much for saving us so much time and making difficult easy!
Wow wow wow. Be ready to be wowed. Coronium is about to hit big time. Let me be first to congratulate @develephant for this significant milestone and his amazing achievement.
Looking forward to this!
I cant wait 
Hello,
The Coronium Cloud Server Public Beta is officially live. Launch an instance now at http://coronium.io
If you have questions or issues please post them in the Google Group.
Happy Coding!
Congrats! Did you put out a tweet or anything? We would be happy to retweet to help spread the word
My best congratulations, Chris! I would give you another Cat’s Pajamas Award but I already did! So I’ll have to create a new category just for you, maybe the Bees Knees Award 
Awesome, as always,
best
Jen
I second the “Bee’s Knees” award for Chris.
Um, I am kind of wondering if this would be suitable for a level creator for a physics-game, where the player creates a file (JSON, maybe) and then has Coronium upload it to Amazon Web Services, so that AWS is handling the files themselves, while Coronium is managing them. Would this be a good idea, or is Coronium kind of unnecessary for this? If so, what would be a better solution?
Hi pbsieben,
While Coronium would work just fine for this task, and would simplify the process especially if you need a way to organize them through a database, you could also use any LAMP stack, or hosting service and upload the files that way as well.
Hope that helps.
Cheers.
Thank you!
Hey everyone, just reposting a small update @develephant posted on the Google Groups for Coronium. Not everyone here might be on there as well so apologies to those of you who have seen this already
Hello,
There is now a section for demo applications and a few troubleshooting tips for Coronium. If you have a demo app to share, let me know and I can put it on the wiki.
Demo Apps
http://wiki.coronium.org/doku.php/demo_applications
Troubleshooting
http://wiki.coronium.org/doku.php/troubleshooting
Cheers.
Some nifty demo apps in there including a very simple but complete MySQL CRUD app which I put together quickly to demonstrate the power of Coronium. Special credits go to Atanas for his editField widget which was extensively used in the making of this demo. Check it out.
EDIT : Here’s a short write up with some screenshots for this demo app in case you don’t have the time to run it yourself. You can see a small portion of what is possible using Coronium by taking a quick look at the this thread. Hope this helps.
Been using coronium for a couple of days, have to say its fantastic One problem I have though is from lua cloud code how can I write to the log ? Documentation implies I can use print commands but these don’t output to log when I tried. Also is there a way to run the code on the server and see the output ? Otherwise developing and testing server code is a bit tricky. I saw Chris do it in one of demo videos but can’t work out how he did it Thanks in advance Regards Richard
Hi Richard,
Let me double check that the print method is working properly, it should spit out to the log. One other helpful item is the coronium.showStatus = true on the client side, not sure if you’re already using this, but it spits out helpful data in the console.
I’ll look at refining the cloud code testing. Thanks for the feedback, it’s really appreciated.
Cheers.
[quote name=“develephant” post=“245200” timestamp=“1399128295”]Hi Richard, Let me double check that the print method is working properly, it should spit out to the log. One other helpful item is the coronium.showStatus = true on the client side, not sure if you’re already using this, but it spits out helpful data in the console. I’ll look at refining the cloud code testing. Thanks for the feedback, it’s really appreciated. Cheers.[/quote] Thanks for getting back so quickly. If you could look that would be great. I am working on a complex multiple user business app and coronium looks like it could save me huge amounts of development time on the backend, have already parked the development of the existing sql server visual studio back end while I evaluate using coronium instead. At the moment I am writing log type information to MySQL tables on the server and the monitoring them from another device again using coronium.
[quote name=“develephant” post=“245200” timestamp=“1399128295”]Hi Richard, Let me double check that the print method is working properly, it should spit out to the log. One other helpful item is the coronium.showStatus = true on the client side, not sure if you’re already using this, but it spits out helpful data in the console. I’ll look at refining the cloud code testing. Thanks for the feedback, it’s really appreciated. Cheers.[/quote] Sorry, should have said, I think it would be a good idea if the print wrote to a separate log. You already have a lua and a pop log, could you create a code log, to separate out the logs to make it easier to look at ? Keep up the good work Richard
[quote name=“jen.looper” post=“243846” timestamp=“1398386152”]My best congratulations, Chris! I would give you another Cat’s Pajamas Award but I already did! So I’ll have to create a new category just for you, maybe the Bees Knees Award Awesome, as always, best Jen[/quote]
I agree with you both, I think it’s the " mutts nuts" from the work I have done with it so far.
print works for me but I agree if the print output went to a different log that would make it much easier to to work with. Great idea.