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That's what this site looks like when I work with it in Frontier 5.

I've been using this new browser for a little over a week. Some first-week notes and conclusions and pointers:

  • A single window can go as deep as you like with all the reorganization power of Frontier's built-in outliner. Finally a website is just an outline, but with all the depth and power of a scripting environment.

  • We now have drag/drop editing of the object database. This has been high on the wish list for a couple of years. Now that we have it, I can move things around the website structure much more easily. I can see inconsistencies more quickly and can fix them in an instant. This gives my brain new freedom to tackle more complexity.

  • It's comparable in complexity to Director or PhotoShop, and to commercial site management tools, FrontPage, Fusion etc., with the depth of editorial systems such as Vignette.

  • Next step: we should look at some new outline oriented commands for the Table menu, modes.menus.tabl.

  • If you want to dive deeper, you can download the source of this site.

  • Many of the features explained on the Outliner Cribsheet page now work in table windows, and the Database Cribsheet needs to be updated for Frontier 5.

Dave Winer


This page was originally posted on 10/5/97; 11:14:43 AM. It was last built on 10/5/97; 1:30:34 PM with Frontier. Internet service provided by Conxion.