After spending a few days on getting back on the code and analyzing what could be done, I decided it could be wiser to keep the current code in a back up folder and "start from scratch" (by copying component by component and stabilizing the code each time). The reason is simple; the actual code contains a lot of logic that was neither stabilized nor tested, meaning that I don't really know how well it would work and making it quite hard to make a sample project for it due to the "inconsistent" state of some components.
Furthermore, I made a quick roadmap for the future;
1. Clean up
2. Implement a simple version, with only unique WebFlow (you can find more explanations about this in the forum) and no support AJAX (also more informations in the forum).
3. Make a sample based on that version and potentially an alpha / beta release.
4. Gradually adds components (AJAX, multiple WebFlow, complete taglibs, developers' documentation...).
I hope to be able to complete point 1 and 2 quite fast and have the point 3 works out with one of the project I'm working on at my job. Anyway, it should be a matter of weeks before point 2 is reached, hopefully before the end of the year.
Best regards,
Jathrek
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Hello,
After spending a few days on getting back on the code and analyzing what could be done, I decided it could be wiser to keep the current code in a back up folder and "start from scratch" (by copying component by component and stabilizing the code each time). The reason is simple; the actual code contains a lot of logic that was neither stabilized nor tested, meaning that I don't really know how well it would work and making it quite hard to make a sample project for it due to the "inconsistent" state of some components.
Furthermore, I made a quick roadmap for the future;
1. Clean up
2. Implement a simple version, with only unique WebFlow (you can find more explanations about this in the forum) and no support AJAX (also more informations in the forum).
3. Make a sample based on that version and potentially an alpha / beta release.
4. Gradually adds components (AJAX, multiple WebFlow, complete taglibs, developers' documentation...).
I hope to be able to complete point 1 and 2 quite fast and have the point 3 works out with one of the project I'm working on at my job. Anyway, it should be a matter of weeks before point 2 is reached, hopefully before the end of the year.
Best regards,
Jathrek