One thing that would be pretty useful for me would be a list of real world
sites which are using midgard, partly for me and partly to show higher up
types when it comes time to justify this as a course of action. In a
perfect world you might even consider a section of the midgard webste which
had site listings as well as short commentary from the content managers or
designers about what they did and why. I would be interested not just in
nuts and bolts discussions but also larger motivations and strategies for
where and when data driven parts of websites are used. I suspect that since
we all found our way to the midgard site we all share an interest in making
content delivery context aware and dynamic.....just a thought.....
kp
-----Original Message-----
From: Henri Bergius [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 02, 1999 4:24 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [midgard] New example site suggestion...
On 1 Dec, Todd Daniel Woodward wrote:
> Would it be possible to provide a copy or version of the
> Midgard site for download, as an additional example site, so
> we can poke around it in hopes to gleam some additional
> knowledge?
At the moment it would be difficult as it is dependent
on ID numbers that are probably already reserved on all
other Midgard servers.
However, the packaging system in Midgard 2 will change
this. We expect to release the Midgard site as well as
some other sites as Midgard packages for example use then.
Before that, one thing I'm intending to add to the site
is a 'View source' option which should help people trying
to understand how Midgard works.
I already have a crude system for doing this running
on my personal Web site (http://www.iki.fi/bergie), but
it needs more refinement before we can put it to
Midgard's site.
> Todd Daniel Woodward
/Bergie
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