Hi Sergiu Hi Vencent Thank you for your answer and sorry it took me so long to respond.
Vincent Massol wrote: > That's great. I think you should make it available on code.xwiki.org > (plugin section for the plugin) with a download - you can also put the > sources there for now. This weekend I should have time to look into it and upload the code. > Then the next step would be to contribute the source in our SVN. For > this I can see 2 paths: > 1) You want to maintain your code (best) along with others. We could > do something we've talked about for a long time and create a > contributor repository (under the xlet standalone project name for > ex). > 2) You don't want to maintain your code (less good, depends on quality > of existing code). In this case we would need to see if one or several > existing committers would be interested in taking over the maintenance > of it and if so we should start a vote to decide if this is something > we want to maintain in the main SVN repo and thus in the XWiki > project's platform. For this we need to see the code first and the > best way is to create a jira issue with the code attached. I would be ready to maintain the code. I will leave the decision on the how and where to place the code to you. Feel free to chose the option you like best. Sergiu Dumitriu wrote: > We welcome feedback about your usage of XWiki, what you like and what > you dislike, so that we can improve it to meet the users' > expectations. > Since you're using it for quite a long time, I suppose you have enough > to talk about. We are using xwiki mainly as base for our content management / information management system. The focus is on easy accessible in place editing. To be a little more specific a few examples: - Editing page content, banners, ... in place and not having to search for it in a backend. - Adding, renaming, moving pages (in the menu) directly on the page using a right click context menu. - different plugins as e.g. Photo albums, Blog (own / extended version of xwiki Blog), Shop So we use overall the API and the scripting possibilities of xwiki and not the front end since we use our own skins. For most actions we have written our own versions (view, edit, import, ...). What I like XWiki is its flexibility. Its easy to add plugins and include the code on a page. I also like the multilingual capabilities (different language content as a users, dictionary as a developer) and the versioning with the possibility to trace changes. Another great tool is the classes / objects model, especially with the possibility to use custom mappings for "heavy used" classes. Thanks Edo _______________________________________________ devs mailing list [email protected] http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs
