Last night Ben Hall blogged about how he managed to get Nancy running on Heroku. It’s still an early experiment, and totally unsupported by Heroku itself, but it is very interesting to say the least. In essence this means that it might be possible to run any Mono compliant (really guys, you need to pay […]
Read MoreNancy is a lightweight HTTP framework for building web services and sites. The framework runs on both the .net framework and Mono. Out of the box, Nancy supports GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, OPTIONS and HEAD (although these are a special case of GET requests and handled differently by the framework) requests. These are the […]
Read More?To sum up, I would just kindly advice Andreas to invest his time and enthusiasm into something better, cause this Nancy was definitely born dead." 368 days ago I first announced Nancy here on Elegant Code and that was a piece of advice that I received among the many comments that followed. You know what? […]
Read MoreRight after we released 0.8 about a week ago, we unfortunately found a couple of bugs. We decided that they were annoying enough to warrant an interim release, hence today we released 0.8.1. All repositories and nugets have been updated to the new version. In total we fixed four bugs and introduced a breaking change […]
Read MoreLooking back at the past 11 months (that’s more or less how old Nancy is right now, time sure flies!), the hardest part of it all haven’t been to code any of the features in Nancy. The hardest part, without any doubts, has been to translate the essence of the framework into a logo. I […]
Read MoreThe say time flies when you are having fun and nothing could be more true when working on Nancy. Two months have already passed since we started work on 0.8.0, a release that was suppose to roughly take around 4-5 weeks to complete and consist mostly of diagnostics related changes. Boy were we wrong. A […]
Read MoreA quick heads up. In Nancy 0.6.0 we introduced a change that made the application scan, for all available views, and cache them upfront. While this is good for performance, because it reduces view loading time and limits I/O operations, it does pose a slight nuance then you are creating you view. Because of the […]
Read MoreNancy recently reached version 0.6.0 and was the result of 220 changed files, divided into 126 commits by a total of 12 different authors. That alone is pretty damn awesome if you ask me, but of course we didn?t just make random changes to the code, we did try to add some new cool stuff […]
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