On Tuesday, May 27, 2014 5:08:28 AM UTC+10, Christopher wrote:
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> But having seen a colleague of mine use the Jenkins API and AngularJS to 
> build some really nice (though narrowly focussed) Jenkins front-ends for 
> internal apps, dashboards and for customer use, I really like the idea 
> of building the Jenkins UI on top of its API. 
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> As you may have seen, this is something Tyler did some work on during 
> FOSDEM last year.  The basic prototype I saw at the time was pretty 
> decent, but as mentioned above and at the time, of course there's a 
> *lot* of backward- and plugin-compatibility to think about: 
> https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/jenkinsci-dev/dV680PGiI1Y 
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> I have some experience doing fairly advanced UIs on top of the various 
APIs - they are quite powerful (other than, notably the config - where it 
is more of an xml blob) for doing a lot of things. This does feel a little 
"boil the ocean", and even if worthwhile, the non js based UI will be 
around for a long time yet, so it is probably worth putting a bit if work 
in to that to start with. 
 

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