On Tue, Jan 17, 2012 at 9:05 AM, Zafrin, Vika <[email protected]> wrote:
> Mark, thanks for that perspective. I certainly agree that it would be a
> nightmare to implement every feature in XMLUI *and* JSPUI. For various
> good reasons, we never implemented JSPUI at all, and don't have access to
> it now. I do wonder how many DSpace users are in a similar position to
> ours.
>
> As for documentation, the fact that development of JSPUI features has
> essentially slowed down to a crawl should be *more* of an incentive, and
> make it *easier*, to create better documentation for the project, no?
Theres a differential effect there, less developer focus on JSPUI means
less resources to complete documentation for what features are in JSPUI.
Ok, herres a challenge for the community, fill out the features you know
exist or do not exist in both UI here, be liberal about it, cleanup can
happen later:
https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSPACE/DSpaceUIFeatures
Eventually, we will reach a point where theres documentation on the topic...
Mark
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