Hi Esteban,
We don't have a roadmap in terms of deadlines, but we have directions
and priorities. You can also look at my ESUG08 presentation[1], but let
me put out some I have in mind right now (including wishes):
Aida/Web:
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- more internationalization, specially with translation support, to have
web apps on more than one language fast and easy.
- tree-like control flow, to close the last gap to the competition :)
- form validation support with callbacks and Ajax visual feedback
- more Ajax, more standalone components
- on the fly installation/unloading of applications and additional
components directly from the admin/configuration web pages. No need to
deal with Smalltalk image directly, which is good for non-programmer
users of Aida web systems.
- Scaffolding, that is initial code generation of your web app before
you start coding manually
- Visual web app building, as extension of scaffolding?
- Magritte support
- Smalltalk Community support with project like SPM, Smalltalk People,
Smalltalk code on the Web, at the end maybe even a Smalltalk portal,
with all that combined? Well, this one is very very long-term goal, but
very needed for the Smalltalk community as a whole!
Aida/Scribo:
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- more end user friendliness, you don't need to be a Smalltalker to use it!
- more plugins, more scriblets
- persistence support, from image, file based, to Gemstone. Magma too?
- preprepared design templates to easy choose and swithc on-the-fly.
Better support for using Wordpress and Joomla templates, preparing some
of them for Scribo.
Did I miss something?
And yes, it is a time to put that on some web page, being on SPM or main
wesite. Shall we name it Roadmap anyway? Maybe most of people prefer
this name instead of Directions. A Roadmap without deadlines therefore,
or maybe a "floating" Roadmap :)
Janko
[1]
http://www.aidaweb.si/articles.html, AIDA/Web 6.0, That's How the
Web Works!
nico wrote:
> Esteban A. Maringolo a écrit :
>> Do AIDA have a roadmap? (improvements, refactorings, etc).
> No, we keep it in our todo list, but it's not written on the website or
> anywhere else.
>
> Fortunately, a SPM (Squeak Project Manager) website dedicated to Aida
> should be there soon (I just have to start it and configure it).
>
> Then we'll have tickets, online code browsing and monticello
> integration, roadmap, wiki, timeline, etc
>
>
> Cheers!
>
> Nico
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Janko Mivšek
AIDA/Web
Smalltalk Web Application Server
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