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    1. CustomWare www.customware.net Australia - United States - Malaysia - New Zealand - Singapore
    2. CustomWare Wiki Wednesday – May 6 th 2009 Wiki as a CMS and JSON Based Mashups
    3. Introduction
      • Welcome
      • A bit about myself
      • A glimpse of this presentation
        • Wiki (Atlassian Confluence)
        • CMS
        • JavaScript Object Notation
        • Mashups
      www.customware.net
    4. Wiki?
      • An online repository of pages which utilises a simplified markup language and encourages its users to contribute.
      • Very freeform, the structure is dictated almost solely based on the users that are using it.
      • Publically accessible implementations:
        • http:// www.wikipedia.org
        • http:// www.customware.net
        • http:// confluence.atlassian.com
      www.customware.net
    5. Advantages of Wikis
      • Quick to pick up (wysiwyg editors for beginners)
      • Flexible and customisable
      • Extensible (macros)
      • High level of control over the display and content (using direct wiki markup)
      • Version history and a “sense of ownership”
      www.customware.net
    6. Atlassian Confluence
      • Enterprise wiki
      • Fine grained permissions for restricting access and capabilities of users
      • Simple to extend (via user macros, plugin extensions, etc.)
      • Microsoft Office integration
      www.customware.net
    7. Content Management System
      • A means of creating, editing and managing digital media
      • Some key features include:
        • Version tracking
        • Defined user base
        • Assigning roles to users
        • Ability to publish content
      www.customware.net
    8. Confluence as a CMS
      • Confluence has quite a number of functionalities which make up a standard CMS
      • Using a set of labels and permissions, we can mark content to be published similarly like we would in Confluence
      www.customware.net
    9. Confluence as a CMS - Advantages www.customware.net
      • Separation of the backend (content) with the interface (website), giving the users and editors different views
      • Easy collaboration between editors
      • Ability to integrate with various other services (via plugins both bundled and open source in Confluence)
    10. Mashing it all up
      • Why limit yourself to one content source when you can have it all?
      • With the growing popularity of website integration and online APIs, there are plenty of free services that we can leverage from
      • By using data and functionality from various online sources, we can build content rich websites with minimal effort
      www.customware.net
    11. JavaScript Object Notation (JSON)
      • Lightweight form of data-exchange that is easily parsed and legible
      • Based on the JavaScript language but is language independent (can be used with Java, C#, C++, C, Python, Perl, etc.)
      • Becoming widely used in various technologies (Confluence, Flickr, Google code)
      www.customware.net
    12. Mashups – Integrating the Internet www.customware.net
    13. Advantages of Mashups
      • Lower hosting costs (as content is not hosted locally, capability of delegating data processing to the user through AJAX)
      • Consolidates relevant data
      • Dynamic content
      • Flexible and customisable
      • Simple and fast integration of many data sources and functionality
      www.customware.net
    14. Questions? www.customware.net
    15. Resources
      • Contact Details
      • Name: Bo Wang
      • Email: [email_address]
      • Homepage: http:// www.customware.net/repository/display/~bo.wang
      • Presentation Resources
      • Presentation Slides: http:// www.customware.net/repository/display/WikiWednesday
      • JSON: http://www.json.org
      • Atlassian Confluence: http://www.atlassian.com/software/confluence/
      www.customware.net
    16. Thank You www.customware.net Australia - United States - Malaysia - New Zealand - Singapore

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