On 10/12/2010 11:50 AM, Marc Morin wrote:
All of your examples are "developer" examples. We are focused on end-users, so we don't expect them to use vi, grep, or anything like that.
That's the problem. Don't treat your developers or users differently. It means you end up writing *more* code, to support different access patterns. Just write one set of code, and all modifications are done the same way.
Yes, we have front-end editting. The url(ofbizdemo.brainfood.com) doesn't have any editting configured or installed, as I am creating new editting screens for it(it's a new application).
However, that editting just ends up modifying files, like you would normally do from the command line, and ends up calling git add/remove/commit, just like you'd do from the command line.
