Difference between revisions of "I want a working widget"

Revision as of 19:02, 8 February 2006

==What it is== A dumbed down interface to peer/wiki.

clear understanding of difference between presentation and content
work with xmlwiki, peer
design using ~~flex (http://www.macromedia.com/software/flex/productinfo/systemreqs/) or some other macromedia tool~~ DHTML/AJAX
you should be familiar conceptually with widgets on the OSX (tiger) platform
take an article's output and display it stand alone on a windows desktop (might need to run in browser window? thats okay i guess)
if you "flip" the widget over, it does the schnazy 3D turn and shows me config option for that widget+article
when user update the config options in the widget, it updates the wiki articl(s) if required

must run under windows + linux
work with xmlwiki, peer
working example
DHTML, AJAX, swf or flex source code (i prefer swf/flex, but client platform is citrix-not multimedia friendly)
documentation
hand holding

will pay ??.00 USD for deliverable. yeah, you can use it too, and im sure you will.

Deliver within 5 days (Feb 13, 2006) Phalseid 07:50, 9 Feb 2006 (NZDT)

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 * clear understanding of difference between presentation and content
 * work with xmlwiki, peer
-* <s>design using using flex (http://www.macromedia.com/software/flex/productinfo/systemreqs/) or some other macromedia tool</s> DHTML/AJAX
+* design using <s> flex (http://www.macromedia.com/software/flex/productinfo/systemreqs/) or some other macromedia tool</s> DHTML/AJAX
 * you should be familiar conceptually with widgets on the OSX (tiger) platform
 * take an article's output and display it stand alone on a windows desktop (might need to run in browser window? thats okay i guess)