OK, next question to annoy people with :-) Are there any recommendations/rules of thumb/whatever about when to make a new camliNodeType, or just random tags, etc.
As a little background, I've had an "app in my head" that I've actually coded some a little (in Python) that would make a "outline" type interface, except any node could be just a line of text, a paragraph, an image, a document, whatever. In essence a lot of my "work" I think of in outline form (just works for me), but I want to include more than just basic text sometimes. So I have nodes that are just text (should that be a "file" or just a blob?), some that are definitely files, some definite images, then others that I would like to define myself (as an example a "reading log" entry - book name, date started, date ended, author name, comments). For my "self defined", I envision my app (someday) finding all "reading log" entries and displaying them in some custom table format (or whatever fit). So should those be blobs with random attributes, should they have a camliNodeType, or a bruceNodeType, or some other good way? Anyhow, most of my work bounced off limitations of how I could figure out storage, but Camlistore seems to actually cover all my needs, and has certainly been developed by folks with more low level programming skills than mine. I assume this is one of those things that can be done a variety of ways, but it seems that once you start down a path, it would be difficult to change, so I would kind of like to get it right the first try :-) Thanks for your patience! Bruce -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Camlistore" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
