[Tikiwiki-devel] perspectives and workspaces - help needed

[Torsten F. <tor...@va...>]

  Hello,

actually I start learning specifically perspectives and generally 
workspaces.

I need some help for the first steps.

I have three objectives:

1st) After almost having done the necessary preparations for my own 
project, just the workspaces concept and intertiki are the missing 
pieces to get the mosaic done.

2nd) Referring to the Dogfoot principle I want to write documentation on 
that issues - preferences, data channels, setting up and use of workspaces.
          For that I need to understand first. So I need to having it 
done it at least once.

3rd) Setting up the 'German Language User Group' - interested community 
members would be there, but nobody knows about WS

My plan is NOT to wait with the documentation until my own project would 
be finished, but to start nearly parallel and to document each step 
nearly instantly after each step I learned and did use either in my 
project or in the user groups setting up process.

My start would be a kind of contextual navigation made with perspectives 
and after a while
I hope we end up with a complete HowTo to setup Workspaces from the 
scratch on and some alternatives of use,
i.e. collaborative usergroup, subwebsite, organisations virtual working 
group, ...

I am not coder and still a beginner in Tiki 
webdeveloping/administration, but I got almost a good start in the Tiki 
World thanks, to some of you.

So I need help now to get the usergroup and documentations project and / 
or my NGOs project done - not so much bothering, what would be finished 
first.
I do not need a coder who does the job for me, but anybody who would be 
prepared to take just some time with me, to keep me and us together 
running forward to the goal of a good documented core feature would be 
absolutely welcomed.

I did extend my UserPage with some additionel info on my project, to 
give an overview what I try to solve from the first place.

Here the link: http://tiki.org/Torstens+Project

Please feel free to comment and / or to contribute. Every help is welcome.

Cheers,
Torsten