Harry Putnam wrote:
Rene Schickbauer <rene.schickba...@gmail.com> writes:
Would you be interested in helping out in the Maplat Web Framework?
It may take me a while even to figure out what it is.
It's a framework to write software with a web-based User interface. This
isn't quite the same as a website-only framework, as most of the
workload is done by background workers.
So, it's not a tool for setting up a CMS, Blog or this-is-my-dog
website. I use it mainly to develop specific applications. For example,
one of the projects (that i'm allowed to talk about) involves logging of
various power meters, UPS'es and so forth and generating graphs and
reports. Another is managment of chipcards.
The source tree is basically split in three parts. Maplat::Web::* is the
web interface framework, Maplat::Worker::* is for background workers,
and Maplat::Helpers::* are modules shared between the two.
Basically, you write modules (kind of like plugins) to add
functionality. Modules can interact with each other. All that can be
configured through XML.
The tiny little synopsis at:
http://kobesearch.cpan.org/htdocs/Maplat/Maplat.html
seems less than helpful other than pointing to other modules.
...
Doesn't leave you with an idea what the project is about.
I know. The documentation is currently somewhat lacking, i'm afraid.
I guess this is the right time to ask for volunteers for writing a
better documentation ;-)
I'm pretty sure I'm overlooking a full description somewhere of what
`Maplat web Framwork' is all about.
Can you provide a URL?
Actually, no. Not yet, anyway.
LG
Rene
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