The document discusses a seamless object-oriented CMS presented by Georg Heeg at ESUG 2016, emphasizing the need for a unified user interface that clearly separates responsibilities in design, structure, and information. It highlights the goal of creating customizable projects from templates, developing an end-user editor, and integrating a software architecture based on VisualWorks® Seaside 3.2. Additionally, it mentions the search for an attractive commercial product name for this platform.

1. Seamless
Object Oriented CMS
ESUG 2016
Georg Heeg eK
Georg Heeg & Karsten Kusche

2. Motivation

3. HTML Tools
• Text-Editor
• FrontPage
• Dreamweaver

4. Seaside

5. seaBreeze

6. Divide and Conquer
• Clearly separate responsibilities
• Information
• Design
• Structure

7. SeaMS

8. SeaMS

9. SeaMS

10. SeaMS

11. Too Naïf
• Usability was very low
• Single User
• Too many shortcuts
• Menu and Website Structure
• Single Object per Page

12. Seamless

13. Unified UI

14. Models

15. Objects

16. Viewers

17. Viewers

18. Web Pages

19. Configuration Inheritance

20. Serial Web Pages

21. Authoring Pages

22. Authoring Editor

23. Js&Css Library Integration

24. Templates
• What data? — Models
• How to display? — SeaBreeze Components, CSS
• Where to display? — Website Structure
• Initial Data — just to fill the gaps

25. Roles
• Template Editor
• Website Editor
• Content Provider

26. Goal
• Create a new Project from a Template
• Customize Data and Style
• Create End-User Editor
• Ship

27. Demo
• Create a new Project from a Template
• Customize Data and Style
• Create End-User Editor
• Ship

29. Software Architecture
VisualWorks®
Seaside 3.2
SeaBreeze
Seamless

30. Namesearch
• Seamless is a temporary name
• looking for a Productname

31. Availability
• Commercial Product with attractive pricing
Georg Heeg AG