9 Jan
2007
9 Jan
'07
11:29 a.m.
Philippe
Scenario one:
I'm a high-school teacher and I want to use pier (my wife did that
with swiki during years)
I want to lock all the pages the kids in my school and in the class
CME1 edited.
Or I want to unlock.
So I go to the admin page and I assemble a simple query.
Then the system shows me: a tabel with the links
I could select one link and see why this kids have 35 images on the
web page (I could rank the pages
resulting of a query by one property)
Then I compose somehow that I want to do one the pages/element I got.
I want to select all or a part and perform a command.
Do you see why the query engine on Pier element using meta-
information will always beat google?
I think that once we get this infrastructure in place Pier will be
extremely useful.
Stef
On 9 janv. 07, at 07:19, Philippe Marschall wrote:
2007/1/8, Sébastien Julliand
<sebjulliand(a)gmail.com>om>:
Hi there!
I'd like to ask Pier users what kind of tools could be useful in
order to
easily maintain their wiki (something like some
reporting tools, specific search queries and so on...). We
(me and a colleague) will work on this subject and try to
make Pier's administrators life easier ;), with the help of
Stef Ducasse. We have already some ideas
but any other useful ideas are welcome. In the end, we
would like to define an advanced query component
for Pier.
By the way, Lukas, you said that you have already done some
work on a previous query component but you
lacked the time to finish it. Can you send us what you
have done or at least give us some hints?
Thanks in advance.
Cheers (and happy new year!),
Sébastien
The following is all not query related
- if the kernel mutex is once a again fucked, replace it with a new
one
- bring back the in-place-edit-command
- diff/cvs annotate. And please tree based, not of line based.
As for query engine, well it has to compete with google:
Enter two search terms and it finds what you are looking for.
Cheers
Philippe
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