On 01/08/2014 02:19 PM, Denis Gervalle wrote:
Hi devs,
You propose a double S theme, my feeling would be to have a triple S one :
Slick, Slim and Secure !
I know, I am a little bit biased on the security aspect since I have taken
over the work of Thomas Delafosse, but I have the strong feeling that this
aspect is closely related with the other two.
Apart the security hole closing, it would be nice to work on the
authentication module and a contextual authorization one, since the direct
usage of the authorization module is not appropriate. If we want the
modularity required to build a minimal core, this would be surely needed.
Improving those feature will also improve performance.
So, IMO, the triple S motto would fit even better for the 6.x cycle.
WDYT ?
Agreed.
On Wed, Jan 8, 2014 at 7:03 PM, vincent(a)massol.net <vincent(a)massol.net>wrote;wrote:
> Hi devs,
>
> We’re getting close to the end of the 5.x cycle with 5.4 and we need to
> find a new theme for 6.x.
>
> At XWiki SAS we’ve had an internal meeting to brainstorm about what that
> theme could be and we’ve come up with the following idea:
>
> Theme motto: “Slick and Slim”
> Explanations:
> * Performance improvements across the board: page load time, scalability,
> activity stream rewrite, memory usage rationalization
> * Introduce the flavor mechanism (as already discussed here) with the idea
> of removing the maximum of extensions from the base and be able to build a
> minimal, lightweight wiki + create a few flavors (as already discussed here
> too).
> * Slickiness achieved with things like new skin (see the proposal from
> Caty) + syntax highlighting + autocompletion + easier rights UI + etc…
>
> In short we’ve realized that XWiki has grown along the years and it’s
> becoming a bit heavyweight in various aspects.
>
> So the idea would be to focus on performances + ease of use to slim it
> down and ensure it’s kicking fast!
>
> Of course, as usual, I’m sure there’ll be other things being worked on,
> but the idea would be to try our maximum to work within this theme.
>
> WDYT?
>
> Thanks
> -Vincent
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