+1 for using one space for apps with less than 3 classes but with bigger ones it just becomes necessary to isolate the different parts. Here's an application I develop on top of xwiki, I'd have went mad without the classes/templates/sheets kind of organization : - 9 classes - 9 sheets - 24 templates - 8 "services" (ajaxly called scripts) - 21 scripts (macros, custom displayer, jscode) - 9 utils scripts - 3 resources (2 skins, 1 translation page) - 6 Admin pages = 89 pages in the application my 2 cents, JV. 2007/10/4, Erin Schnabel <[email protected]>:
On 10/4/07, Thomas Mortagne <[email protected]> wrote:
I also would prefer to use subspaces but without that I much more prefer separate all aspect of an application in different spaces. In almost all use cases users only access XApp and XAppManager that contains only user oriented interfaces.
I don't think that argument holds water. The user interface is essentially WebHome.. all of the rest are in support of WebHome. Even CreateApplication can be integrated (as a form, for example) into WebHome, if you like. Having a lot of isolated spaces just doesn't make sense, especially from the user perspective of partioning content...
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