[TYPO3-team-core-v5] Scrum protocol (18.06.10)

[Robert Lemke]

Attending: Ben, Robert, Karsten and Bastian

ROBERT:
 - worked on the Menu user story
 - there won't be HMENU, TMENU etc. anymore, just MENU
 - .special will be replaced by individual TypoScript objects such as "Menu", "BreadcrumbMenu", "Sitemap" etc.
 - BreadcrumbMenu and Menu is now basically implemented, but only supports 1 level at the time
 - the following TypoScript template is used for rendering the demo site:

	/**
	 * Root TypoScript template for the TYPO3 Phoenix Demo Site
	 */
	page = Page
	page.content = Content
	page.template.source = 'resource://PhoenixDemoTypo3Org/Private/Templates/Page/Default.html'

	# Other parts of the page:

	page.parts {

		breadcrumbMenu = BreadcrumbMenu

		firstLevelMenu = Menu
		firstLevelMenu {
			firstLevel = 1
			lastLevel = 1
		}

		secondLevelMenu = Menu
		secondLevelMenu {
			firstLevel = 2
		}
	}

 - a demo for the menus can be seen e.g. on http://latest.phoenix.demo.typo3.org/homepage/secondpage.html
 - the PageRoutepartHandler is already in charge of rendering the URLs
 - the menus (as well as all other TS objects) is Fluid template based:
   http://forge.typo3.org/projects/package-typo3/repository/show/trunk/Resources/Private/TypoScript/Templates

KARSTEN:

 - because we needed some better fixtures for testing the menu rendering, Karsten took over the task to create more pages and sub pages
 - instead of creating the content through the PHP API in the SetupController we now create the site and pages by importing a newly 
   created XML format. Here's an example for such a file:

	http://forge.typo3.org/projects/package-phoenixdemotypo3org/repository/entry/trunk/Resources/Private/Content/Sites.xml
 
 - the setup controller now supports importing such XML files (just call http://yoursite/typo3/setup)
 - later on this import functionality will be used to import whole sites directly from FLOW3 packages
 - we'll have to see if importing very big XML files in one chunk is realistic or need to be parsed with an event based XML parser
 - Ben asks: "What's the preferred database?"
   Karsten: We use MySQL in ANSI mode so that's probably not optimal. Considering its design, SQLite does a surprisingly good job for
   small applications. But what's really interesting to see is how NoSQL db such as Cassandra will behave together with the CR approach
   of TYPO3 / FLOW3. (http://cassandra.apache.org/)

BASTIAN:

 - worked on solving Fluid issues