[dev] new application development HowTo

[freaked at gmx.at]

Hi chuck,

thanks for your advice.

I will have a closer look at Gollem first.
But the new module I develop will be for a specific purpose.
In the end it should upgrade horde to an construction management tool.
And the core of the new module will be document management.

But I'm still in the planning phase.
Anyways I will have a close look on Gollem, because I don't want
to develop something what has already been developed.

However Horde is the best groupware I have seen out there.
So it's a pleasure to work with you.

I keep you in the loop.

Markus

On 13.11.2003, at 17:29, Chuck Hagenbuch wrote:

> Quoting freaked at gmx.at:
>
>> I plan to develope a application for horde. It will be a Document
>> Management tool.
>
> Have you looked at Gollem? It's more of a file manager than a document 
> manager
> at this point, but a lot of changes have been made to it with document
> management in mind, and that's still on the desired roadmap for it. 
> It'd be
> great to have you doing work adding to an existing app, instead of 
> starting
> something completely new and a bit duplicative.
>
>> *) What development tools to you use !? Just editor, or something like
>> Eclipse ( www.eclipse.org )
>
> I just use emacs. Use whatever you're comfortable with.
>
>> *) How is the best way to start off with an Module ? With the skeleton
>> or with an existing application.
>
> It entirely depends on your project. I'd like to hear more about the
> requirements you have for your document manager, and that'll help us 
> to answer
> this.
>
>> *) any more suggestion out of your experience !?
>
> http://horde.org/papers/ and http://dev.horde.org/, if you haven't 
> seen them
> already.
>
> -chuck
>
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