easy to use collaboration solution, organized around the concept of spaces and their applications

/master/workspaces]]|A powerful yet easy to use collaboration solution, organized around the concept

that Nested Pages are emulated using Nested Spaces. This is why the concept of Nested Spaces still exists

Nested Spaces. This is why the concept of Nested Spaces still exists. = Migrating to Nested Pages

been updated when we introduced the icon set concet 11:52 <vmassol> *concept 11:53 <Pbas> but font

concept, only a fallback to silk, but that would be a nice to have 11:56 <vmassol> Pbas: if you name the

been updated when we introduced the icon set concet 11:52 <vmassol> *concept 11:53 <Pbas> but font

concept, only a fallback to silk, but that would be a nice to have 11:56 <vmassol> Pbas: if you name the

volumes of data. Currently the concept is ongoing translation. Reimport of the main language (english

translation application. The concept seems to work by application version. We need to verity

concurrent access and faster handling of big volumes of data. Currently the concept is ongoing translation

on launchpad.net there is a quite extensively developed translation application. The concept seems to work

we've decided to drop the concept of Space in the UI (it's still there at the API/platform level) and instead, to replace it with the concept of Nested Pages. We've also decided to drop the concept of Parent

inside other wiki pages. More specifically we've decided to drop the concept of Space in the UI (it's still there at the API/platform level) and instead, to replace it with the concept of Nested Pages. We've also decided to drop the concept of Parent/Child relationship since it was too complex for end

- (14:18): lucaa: it is, the concept is the same vmassol - (14:18): ask ciprian I'm sure he'll tell you he copied the concept from the current xwiki sas ologo tmortagne - (14:18): IMO 15 is way too close

one, the concept is different vmassol - (14:19): very different vmassol - (14:19): in our case it

- (14:18): lucaa: it is, the concept is the same vmassol - (14:18): ask ciprian I'm sure he'll tell you he copied the concept from the current xwiki sas ologo tmortagne - (14:18): IMO 15 is way too close

one, the concept is different vmassol - (14:19): very different vmassol - (14:19): in our case it

Concept This is about writing "unit" tests for code generated by the server-side for the "View" of the MVC model. Namely, it focuses on testing: wiki pages (*.xml files) velocity templates (*.vm files) Strategy Specifically the idea is to be able to write integration tests that use the real code except

{{box cssClass="floatinginfobox" title="**Contents**"}} {{toc/}} {{/box}} = Concept = This is about writing "unit" tests for code generated by the server-side for the "View" of the MVC model. Namely, it focuses on testing: * wiki pages (##*.xml## files) * velocity templates (##*.vm## files) = Strategy

> Invoice1, Invoice2 15:53 <vmassol> Client 2 > Invoice1 15:54 <vmassol> also don't forget the concept of

must explain the nested concept to my boss 15:57 <vmassol> but it won't be simpler at all 15:58

> Invoice1, Invoice2 15:53 <vmassol> Client 2 > Invoice1 15:54 <vmassol> also don't forget the concept of

must explain the nested concept to my boss 15:57 <vmassol> but it won't be simpler at all 15:58

Groovy too but it's about the same concept since it's all Java objects) 15:10 <Slashman> I have some java

concept officially 15:16 <tmortagne> but on your side you can do whatever you want 15:16 <Slashman> hm ok

XWiki component concept anyway which you will pretty much have to use in a java extension 15:22

Groovy too but it's about the same concept since it's all Java objects) 15:10 <Slashman> I have some java

concept officially 15:16 <tmortagne> but on your side you can do whatever you want 15:16 <Slashman> hm ok

XWiki component concept anyway which you will pretty much have to use in a java extension 15:22

basic help concepts. The left panels area also showcases now the 'Navigation' panel, while the right

basic help concepts. The left panels area also showcases now the 'Navigation' panel, while the right