[Wiki] changed: Project/Hydra

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Modified page: http://wiki.horde.org/Project/Hydra
New Revision:  1.5
Change log:  added usage role ideas

@@ -68,8 +68,19 @@
  Horde_Text_Transformer::transform($text, $from, $to = 'html');
  * finds the best transformer
  * if there's no exact match, sees if there's an intermediate through  
'text' (i.e., textile_to_text goes from textile_to_html through  
html_to_text)

+++++ Usage Roles
+First guess
+* (anonymous) visitors
+* (logged in or anonymous) users that interact with application  
widgets (shop, wiki, whatever) on the front-end website side
+* (logged in) users/editors that generate content by direct  
interaction with the "horde desktop" and its applications like jonah,  
wicked in the traditional way
+* (logged in) site operators that can edit layouts, style sheets etc
+* (logged in) hydra application admins that can add new Websites etc
+
+chuck suggested that the "horde desktop" role should be solely a  
content administration role.
+End users should see a website that doesn't necessarily look like an  
application.
+--Ralf Lang

  ----
  CMS Suggestion: Add some native support for Horde_Blocks or a new  
kind of widget. That will encourage more people to build Blocks which  
one can integrate into Websites.Currently you only need few lines of  
code but if the CMS is going to be a new app for release, this may  
really push Horde deployment a step forward.See also the CMS module of  
egroupware which allows joomla templates to be used, and easily  
integrates all egroupware apps (but is a bit clumsy)


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