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They always say time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself.
— Andy Warhol
Landing Q2 2014
The first public release will be represented when DocText becomes the official theme of the MODX RTFM Documentation. At this time DocText will be released as a MODX Component, allowing anyone to host their own content using the same app engine that will power RTFM. By then the below features should be complete.
- Style Guide
- Opensource
- Released as front end generator
- Released as MODX Add-on
- Task automation
- Test Driven
- Web App
- Load new content over cacheable AJAX
- Offline Support
- Front End Editing
- WYSIWYG
- Markdown
Landing Q2 2014
Now that the front end is production ready, automation and testing tools are in place, and a beta of the MODX component is available DocText will reviewed for consideration to be forked by modxcms. DocText will remain abstract for general use. RTFM specific features and discussions will take place on the modxcms fork and a new roadmap will be created by the team that outlines the path to a public release as a Official MODX Component in Q2 of 2014.
Landing Q1 2014
This minor release will include a beta of a MODX Component that integrates DocText with the MODX Manager for a creative publishing workflow.
Note the MODX Component may be managed in another repository
Landing Q1 2014
This minor release will add the front end editing interface for of documents. Does not include server side code, processors, or user login logic.
Landing Q1 2014
The theme design and MVC architecture are now ready for production. This minor release focuses on a yeoman generator that allows custom themes to easily be generated through the command line.
- Yeoman generator
Landing Q1 2014
This minor release focuses on offline support for capable browsers.
Landing Q1 2014
The third minor release hooks the app up to static AJAX processors to simulate interacting with a real server. All initial AJAX interaction will be implemented at this point including updating the main content area when a new document is selected in the tree.
- AngularJS integration
Landing Q4 2013
The second minor release focuses on completing layout and styling of all utilized components.
- Tree Component
- Type Ahead search
- Mobile Slide In Options Panel
- Tests
Landing Q4 2013
The first minor release focuses on the layout and styling of the default template and does not contain any JavaScript or server side communication over AJAX.
- Grunt workflow
- SMACSS compliant Sass
- Responsive Layout Proof
- 'Bitters' default theme