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The idea is that user should be able to do a general application design like other frameworks, but leverage modules/capabilities of calipso - such as themes support, user/role management, forms design and reuse... etc. I am attempting to do precisely this in the sample application above. I have abstracted out module specific dependencies under _module.js, so user doesn't have to now too much about calipso's workings.
So here is an approach, and let us discuss if this makes sense...
App modules represent applications, typically under "/" or app specific URLs such as "/blogserver", "/portal" etc.
Examples of applications: Portal, blog server, CMS system
Allow "/" to map to any chosen app module.
And we expect users to use this framework for their own apps.
Helper modules: Examples: tagging, content, user management,
They export embeddable widgets, and highly configurable. APIs for use with applications.
They can be styled within the application modules.
They can be managed under admin as usual.
Admin interface for basic management (should be under /admin).
We should really aim for giving communities a great replacement for drupal!
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With privateThemes support, I have been able to create a sample TODO application as a module:
https://github.com/codevin/todoApp.git
The idea is that user should be able to do a general application design like other frameworks, but leverage modules/capabilities of calipso - such as themes support, user/role management, forms design and reuse... etc. I am attempting to do precisely this in the sample application above. I have abstracted out module specific dependencies under _module.js, so user doesn't have to now too much about calipso's workings.
So here is an approach, and let us discuss if this makes sense...
We should really aim for giving communities a great replacement for drupal!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: