Geek Moot '09 -- Keynote
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CMSMS: Past and Future. Talk given by Ted Kulp.
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- 1. CMSMS: Past and Future 26 Sept. 2009 Ted Kulp, Shift Refresh Inc.
- 2. Who am I? • 10 years development experience • 12 years in Open Source • Creator of CMSMS (2004) • Creator of Silk Framework (2008) • <plug>Started Shift Refresh, Inc., professional support and services (2008)</plug>
- 3. A Brief History of Time (in relation to CMSMS) 2004-2009 and Beyond
- 6. The original default site
- 7. Some things never change
- 9. 0.2 - 05 Jul 2004 Content Reordering
- 10. 0.2 - 05 Jul 2004 Content Reordering 0.4 - 10 Aug 2004 Module API
- 11. 0.2 - 05 Jul 2004 Content Reordering 0.4 - 10 Aug 2004 Module API 0.5 - 22 Aug 2004 Page Aliases
- 12. 0.6 - 01 Sep 2004 0.2 - 05 Jul 2004 User Defined Tags Content Reordering 0.4 - 10 Aug 2004 Module API 0.5 - 22 Aug 2004 Page Aliases
- 13. 0.6 - 01 Sep 2004 0.2 - 05 Jul 2004 User Defined Tags Content Reordering 0.10 - 05 Jul 2005 0.4 - 10 Aug 2004 Multiple Content Blocks Module API 0.5 - 22 Aug 2004 Page Aliases
- 14. 0.6 - 01 Sep 2004 0.2 - 05 Jul 2004 User Defined Tags Content Reordering 0.10 - 05 Jul 2005 0.4 - 10 Aug 2004 Multiple Content Blocks Module API 0.5 - 22 Aug 2004 Page Aliases 0.13 - 18 May 2006 Pretty URLs
- 15. 0.6 - 01 Sep 2004 0.2 - 05 Jul 2004 User Defined Tags Content Reordering 0.10 - 05 Jul 2005 0.4 - 10 Aug 2004 Multiple Content Blocks Module API 1.0!!! - 10 Sep 2006 Module Manager 0.5 - 22 Aug 2004 Page Aliases 0.13 - 18 May 2006 Pretty URLs
- 16. Why is it called “Simple”?
- 17. What’s Next?
- 18. Why 2.0 didn’t happen • Overly ambitious for one release • Relied on a php version that was still too new • Not an issue anymore • Too self controlling, which caused: • Lack of involvement from the other devs
- 19. And this means what...?
- 20. Revised Roadmap • 2.0 - Q1 2010 • PHP 5.2 • Autoloader • jQuery w/ UI and integrated AJAX • ORM • Module API modifications (using ORM for objects) • Module API smarty tags (Less php, more smarty in your modules) • Centralized module templates • Drag/Drop page admin • MicroTiny WYSIWYG standard
- 21. Revised Roadmap • 2.1 • Tree based page permissions • Complex content types (think: CCK) • More separation of pages and content • Admin panel smartification (Mostly themes, some admin pages as well) • FTP Based module installer and upgrade routines
- 22. Revised Roadmap • 2.2 • Multi language • Support for multiple content per block • Allows for a default language for overriding when a secondary language’s content box isn’t filled in • Allows for alternate page titles and menu text • API methods to allow modules to hook in their text as well
- 23. What’s Missing? • Multisite • Too many ways to do this, some of which would make for a coding nightmare • Most people want it (we think) for upgrading sites quickly -- In-admin upgrades (in 2.1) solves this issue • Versioning • Have some ideas on how to do this, but it would require some real fancy interface design. Might work better as a module • Would like to have some kind of API for modules to use, which would require a lot of generic serialization handling • Might work better after the complex content types are up and running
- 24. What’s Missing? • Front End User Integration • This will happen, we’re just not sure where it fits yet. • The main issue is that FEU adds SO much functionality, though we’d want our users to be more generic. This would require add-on modules to tack on the existing FEU functions. • Silk Framework • Going to require PHP 5.3 • Going to require more hacking up of the admin panel to write it as a “Silk App” • Will happen, but post 2.2
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- Brilliant Idea. Roll your own. Sure, not like anything else was going on...
- Not exactly mind blowing, but it&#x2019;s a start. But here&#x2019;s the amazing part. Look at the template editor... (next)
- Notice anything familiar? That&#x2019;s the part of the system that I find so amazing. Even though we&#x2019;ve come so far in the past 5 years, the fundamentals created in those first 2 days have stuck. Sure, the code is totally different under the hood, but the concepts remain. I love that fact. 1.0 was nothing exciting. It was a first step, and that&#x2019;s all. From there, the system and community grew organically...