On Nov 23, 2010, at 10:30 AM, Ludovic Dubost wrote:
I'm +0
What's less clear to me on xwiki.org is where you find the XWiki SDK and how to develop "on top" of XWiki.
This is the platform.
dev.xwiki.org is a bit confusing in this matter. We should expose the Platform and DevGuide more as "platform" is not really clear (terms like sdk or api are more common)
dev is about the xwiki development itself not how to develop on xwiki (as indicated on the home page of dev.xwiki.org).
Otherwise I'm wondering what is the difference between dev and design.
design.xwiki.org would be a subwiki of the dev wiki, linked from the home of dev.xwiki.org.
Is it:
- dev is information for developers (processes, tools documentation etc..)
yes
- design is information about improvements on XWiki (actual action to improve XWiki)
yes, also in the category of the development of xwiki (and not development *in* xwiki). Thanks -Vincent
If so it is indeed relevant.. And indeed if we had nested spaces and even more "nested wikis", then it would make sense to do it like that.
Ludovic
Le 22/11/10 14:51, Vincent Massol a écrit :
Hi devs,
In the same manner that we have playground.xwiki.org, I'd like to propose to have a design.xwiki.org wiki for putting our Designs and Mockups (be them static or dynamic).
Right now we have design and mockup information in 2 places: - http://dev.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Design/ - on incubator.myxwiki.org
I'd like to propose that we merge them both on a new http://design.xwiki.org wiki (using latest XE 2.6 version).
Note: If we had support for nested spaces I'd have proposed that we do it on the existing dev.xwiki.org wiki but we'll probably need several pages for each Design proposal.
On design.xwiki.org I envision a home page listing all Design ideas with the ability to filter by state (implemented, in progress, dead). I envision one space per design idea and each home page would contain a DesignIdea object containing the metadata (status, etc). Similar to what we have on http://dev.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Design/
WDYT?
Thanks -Vincent