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Last modified by Markus Ruggiero on 2023/11/13 11:58
From version 589.1
edited by mmwarner
on 2007/07/01 17:49
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To version 590.1
edited by smmccraw
on 2007/07/01 21:20
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1 -This is the home page for the WebObjects space. Contributors are asked to consider the following editorial questions-to-self when making contributions to specific articles.
2 -~1. Does my article or contribution given novice WebObjects developers a place to start, first steps, etc. ? (e.g. default editing context).
3 -2. Have I made the reader aware of "gotcha's" relevant to this topic? (e.g., Did you set 'multiple submit' to true?)
4 -3. For articles that emphasize strategies and best practices, have I explained where I would use a certain approach and why?
5 -4. For articles that emphasize how-to nuts and bolts, have I provided enough detail and examples?
6 -4. Have I helped intermediate to advanced developers understand refinements and advanced considerations?
7 -5. Where relevant, how can specific parts of Project Wonder and/or other external frameworks be of help in this specific context?
8 -6. What are important resources/links (especially those external to this WebObjects space) that can be included?
9 -7. Have I asked a least one other WebObjects developer to provide me with feedback on my submission?
1 +This is the home page for the WebObjects space. Contributors are asked to consider, where appropriate, the following editorial questions-to-self when making contributions to specific articles. Does this article:
2 +~1. give developers a place to start, first steps, etc.? (e.g. default editing context).
3 +2. provide context ~-~- does it explain where/when a certain method or approach should be used and why?
4 +3. provide enough details and examples to help developers be able to do it themselves?
5 +4. help developers understand refinements and advanced considerations?
6 +5. make developers aware of "gotcha's"? (e.g., Did you set 'multiple submit' to true?)
7 +6. explain how specific parts of Project Wonder and/or other external frameworks can be of help in this specific context?
8 +7. point to important resources/links (especially those external to this WebObjects space)?
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10 +//**Topics with '' still need content! Please consider taking the time to contribute to the community and add the necessary content for these pieces! If you do decide to contribute an article, please replace the '' with ' (under construction)' so that others don't duplicate your effort**//