I wrote a follow up on my article JCR with Scala: adding nodes in ASCII art over at my employers blog.
I discuss the goals I had in mind when designing the ‘ASCII art’ operators. This helps in understanding how these operators actually work and serve as preparation for a later post where I will show how properties fit into the picture.
I just fixed the Treebuilder code from my previous article. It seems that this stupid editor keeps eating random lines from <pre> formated sections.
I just wrote another blog on using JCR with Scala over at dev.day.com. This time I show how to define a new operator that lets you define a JCR tree structure in Scala code in such a way that the code will look like ASCII art.
