[TYPO3-50-general] First Preview of the "AOPBrowser"

[Robert Lemke]

Hi Michael,

Am 14.04.2008 um 19:28 schrieb Michael Feinbier:

> hope you had some nice time in the snow! In the last days i've
> "finished" work on the AOPBrowser, which is part of my bachelor- 
> thesis.
> Of course, the browser isn't finished at all, but some features work,
> some others are implemented prototypical.

Great work, looks really promising! Seems like you have built the very  
first
AJAX application based on FLOW3!

> After slight modifications in the code-structure and documentation  
> this
> will be the pratical part of my work.

There are some minor suggestions I have related to using the MVC  
framework etc.
but apart from that it all seems to work fine.

You don't do any unit testing, do you?

> So please have a look at
> http://flow3.denkweite.de/AOPBrowser
>
> and click around a little bit. The frontend is rendered with the ExtJS
> 2.0 Framework which is very powerful!
> Currently the AOPBrowser works on Safari (tested 3.1) and Firefox.
> 'Cause i don't have a windows machine at home, i didnt tested/ 
> developed
> on IE 6/7 so i think it wont work on that dirty part software-history.

Would be interesting if someonelse can run it on a Windows machine, just
to see how extJS performs ...

> As already told, many functions are missing or buggy. But I think and
> hope that it will be enough for a general understanding of the  
> browser.
>
> Please send me Feedback about what you think! After finishing the  
> Thesis
> (many things to do :-/) I will continue work on it with hopefully many
> features and ideas :-)
> Maybe it could be possible to create the AOPBrowser as a package for
> FLOW3 on forge?
> The name "AOPBrowser" is just a quick-solution - so if you have ideas
> for better packagenames, drop a line.

I suggest to call the project "AOPBrowser" for now and at some point  
we'll
check how it could be merged into the testing suite. But that won't  
happen
before we have some basic backend module API in place ... which will  
happen
this summer!

Cheers,
robert