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Monday December 31, 2007
09:26 PM

Vienna WoC TODO Manager part 2

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Part two of the TODO Manager article series is up - Database and Domain Design is available here, in which I don my gear and go exploring in the barren wastes of confusion and spite with only a one-page wiki spec as a map, seeking the one true design for my domain that will allow me to build an app atop it that meets the requirements in full.

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  • Very interesting article. I'm going to enjoy following along and finally learning a bit about reaction.

    Reviewing your design, I think you might want a timestamp in the TodoComment class.

  • Due to various real live issues (nothing tragic, just boring stuff like buying food...) I've only yet had time to review your Database and Domain Design.

    The short story: Wow! You're putting a lot of effort into this.

    And the details: At first, I had slight problems understanding the Class definitions, but apparently I'm not a complete moron, so I worked out their meaning. Still, I'm left with one question: Is this some Reaction/Moose syntax, or pseudocode?

    User Management. Your design forces people to

    • Well, we need to be able to support people who don't have a login anywhere else they want to use so that's the part of the functionality that -has- to be implemented - plus we have to have the e-mail address pretty much no matter what for notification purposes. However I think we should probably auto-login PAUSE accounts [perl.org] if they provide an @cpan.org address and an appropriate password - I can handle that the same way rt.cpan does by doing a quick POST to PAUSE and checking the results (I can never decide wh

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