> Fwiw, I think Daniel is right:
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>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shahar_%28god%29>
> Ihab
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> On Mon, Aug 3, 2009 at 3:31 AM, MC Get Vizzy <
dglibicki@...> wrote:
>>
>> did you consider "Shahar"? I believe that would be the standard
>> academic transliteration. (it's the same letter as the first letter
>> of "Heftza".) the more popular transliteration for Hebrew speakers
>> would probably be Shachar.
>>
>> and I was hoping that capabilities on AppEngine would be called
>> CapEngine.
>>
>> On Jul 28, 1:25 pm, "Mark S. Miller" <
erights@...> wrote:
>> > ---------- Forwarded message ----------
>> > From: Mike Stay <
metaweta@...>
>> > Date: Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 2:23 PM
>> > Subject: [Caja] Shakhar
>> > To: Google Caja Discuss <
google-caja-discuss@...>
>> >
>> > Ihab Awad and I have started a sub-project of Caja called "Shakhar".
>> > The name is Hebrew for the color of the sky just before dawn; it also
>> > puns on the SR-71 Blackbird and its replacement, the SR-91 Aurora,
>> > both of which are planes that "fly above the cloud".
>> >
>> > The idea is to run Javascript code both on the client and on an App
>> > Engine server to form una. An unum will provide javascript code to
>> > instantiate a local presence in the browser; that code will be cajoled
>> > and endowed with authority by the user. We'll use Kevin Reid's
>> > Caja-CapTP for the internal protocol. An unum can also be serialized
>> > and persisted in the App Engine datastore. We'll use web-keys for
>> > remote references. We intend to implement a CapDesk-like environment
>> > for the UI. Existing web apps can be tamed and exposed as una; one
>> > might provide the OpenSocial API as an unum.
>> >
>> > The hope is that by following this route, we can make a web platform
>> > that is entirely based on POLA and ocaps, allowing secure mash-ups of
>> > any web content, simply by sharing web-keys.
>> >
>> > All of the pieces have been implemented: Caja, App Engine, Rhino,
>> > Caja-CapTP, YUI, etc; it remains to wire them all together into
>> > something that can show others what a good web platform can do.
>> >
>> > There's plenty to do, and we encourage contributions.
>> >
>> > If you didn't understand one or more of the terms, here's a glossary
>> > on the project's site (currently the only content
>> > there):
http://code.google.com/p/google-caja-shakhar/wiki/ShakharIntroduction>> > --
>> > Mike Stay -
>> >
metaweta@...://math.ucr.edu/~mikehttp://reperiendi.wordpress.com
>> >
>> > --
>> > Cheers,
>> > --MarkM
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