Hello, > 1.- Gintautas works on the API (which has to include the separation > of front-end and back-end), and on the XML-RPC. This will really > ... I like your plan very much. I have one question: how to best approach migration to the new backend? Doing it in-place would unnecessarily break a lot of things until the entire job is complete. I am thinking of this process: 1) introduce a new Python package, e.g., Pootle.backend or Pootle.storage 2) define interfaces (abstract classes) 3) define implementations, gradually move code into them from the main server, update original code to use the new backend 4) remove all remaining direct access code so that data is accessed only through the backend. Do you think this plan makes sense? > Adding a little more meat:... Also, I would see the a separation > between the Pootle web-based file server and the Pootle editor, and > maybe putting them on top of the API, even if maybe this is not the > best place for the editor. Would this break the idea that you > expressed with the server layer above? > > <snip> Yes, this scheme is almost exactly what I was thinking about. Indeed, the Pootle file server is different from the Pootle online editor and they should be separate. -- Gintautas Miliauskas http://gintasm.blogspot.com
Attachment:
signature.asc
Description: PGP signature