Building Web 3.0
Extending the web to include home-based servers and semantics are 2 of the themes of Web3.0. To this we should also add information fusion.
Latest Release
This is the latest release of our [LGPL] JQuery Webtop, integrated with AgileWiki4.
Of Interest
Design for a Nettop.
CometD Desktop and XSLT
Rolonics in a Nutshell
A Question of Reasonableness
Why AgileWiki? Why a desktop?
AgileWiki is now under the LGPL license. Note that the LGPL only applies to the java code. Configuration files, resource files, scripts and .jsp files remain under the Common Public License.
A solution to ordering search results. Updated 27-Aug-09
Maven
Jetty 6
What's Next?
View names are now internationalized and view processing has been refactored for eventual use by the webtop. There is no longer a display for rolons, only a collection of applicable views. Response time is now much quicker, as there are no longer any large pages.
Processing logic has been refactored and error messages are now internationalized.
The test framework now supports the special requirements of resync messages.
Due April 2010: AgileWiki4
AgileWiki4 desktop demo, including windows.
Due April 2011: AgileWiki5
AgileWiki5 will be a production-ready application platform, a fully distributed and web-scalable nettop/netos.
AgileWiki5 will have a layered architecture, with improved access control using Scala.
Full multi-threading will be supported (opportunistic transactions), as will versioning.
As with AgileWiki4, the nettop will be comet-based, but with content generated using the Lift framework.
AgileWiki Project
- Everything Just Works Together
- User Guide
- - Installation Guide
- Developer Guide
- Theory
Desktop Project
Discussion Group --anyone can join!
Downloads
Project Summary
Statistics
Screen Shots
Riyaz's Compilation
SVN Browse
Freshmeat
A Lesson Learned
This does leave us with the issue of having to deal with reports while still supporting normal activity. This can be done [later] by limiting queries to near-current time. We would need to distinguish between instances of block elements which are current time (and subject to change) from instances which are for past-time queries and which would have their own cache operating independently of any transactions.
Currently this project has two thrusts: (1) development of version 5 and (2) development of the webtop, which is currently supported only by version 4. The real push is to progress version 5 far enough that we can begin integrating it with the webtop. But we have a ways to go before that happens.
Development of the AW5 Kernel is nearing completion and Alex has already started working on the AW5 Core. Still, there is a lot left to do in the Core Layer before we can get very far in integrating AW5 with the webtop.
The one thing which provides a great deal of motivation for AW5 is its simplicity, at least in comparison with AW4. Going forward, that is going to be quite significant.
Bill
Charter
- to help developers understand and use the AgileWiki;
- to further the development of AgileWiki; and
- to build a team that can provide future support.
Forum
Introduction thread (because every community needs one) 27 Replies
Hello, my name is Athena. =) I am 17 and currently attending KSU. Looking forward to meeting new people and getting involved with this project.
Started by Athena. Last reply by Bill la Forge Sep. 22, 2009.
Getting Started 14 Replies
A "Getting Started" thread should prove to be helpful in short order. A good place for hints and questions. And it gives a nice focus for newbies--which is essential! You will first need to download…
Started by Bill la Forge. Last reply by Bill la Forge Aug. 11, 2009.
twits in context, moving IP to the next level
Information has a dual nature, structure and streaming though long-standing practice has placed the emphasis largely on structure. Now thanks to Twitter, the world has a better understanding of the v…
Tagged: micro-blogging, twits, twitter
Started by Bill la Forge Jun. 22, 2009.
In contrast with Opera
This morning Malcolm sent me an email pointing out the interest in Opera and the similarity to the intentions I have for AgileWiki. This got me thinking about the differences. Opera extended their b…
Started by Bill la Forge Jun. 21, 2009.
Points of Interest 4 Replies
Code is a lot more than just implementation. It embodies ideas and techniques. And sometimes that code is self-contained and has broad utility. So why not highlight the more interesting code? Anythi…
Started by Bill la Forge. Last reply by Bill la Forge Jun. 17, 2009.
Key Forum Threads
Blog Posts
Release 16.9.0
Posted by Bill la Forge on August 11, 2009 at 10:21am
Release 16.8.0
Posted by Bill la Forge on August 6, 2009 at 8:05pm
Release 16.7.0
Posted by Bill la Forge on July 29, 2009 at 1:22pm
Release 16.6.0
Posted by Bill la Forge on July 26, 2009 at 7:32am
Release 16.5.0
Posted by Bill la Forge on July 23, 2009 at 3:09pm
Other Blogs
SVN
code Reviews
- SmtpCodeReview 26 January 2009
- PeerArkProxyCodeReview 27 January 2009
- Relations
- Relations1 1 February 2009 Intro to Relations
- Relations2 2 February 2009 Review of - Relations API in Root
- Relations3 4 February 2009 Review of RelationRoot
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