Rueping Where Code and Content Meet

Design Patterns for Web Content Management and Delivery, Personalisation and User Participation
1. Auflage 2010
ISBN: 978-0-470-68274-6
Verlag: John Wiley & Sons
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)

E-Book, Englisch, 214 Seiten, E-Book

Reihe: Wiley Series in Software Design Patterns

A practical go-to reference for Web developers programmingcustom software for Web sites
Most advanced Web sites or Web platforms have specificrequirements that go beyond standard functionality; to meet suchrequirements, it's often necessary to develop custom software. Thisis the point where code and content meet, and where this bookbegins. Where Code and Content Meet presents a collection ofreal-world, tried and tested patterns that address content-relatedaspects of custom software development for advanced Web sites orplatforms.
Mined from a series of successful Web projects, the patternsrepresent collected expertise of designers from several softwaredevelopment teams and serve as a practical guide to designing yourown content-related custom components for your Web project. Thepatterns are independent of specific tools and technologies, andfocus on non-functional requirements, with the overall goal ofdefining sustainable software architecture.
* Presents a collection of tried and tested software patternsmined from a series of successful Web projects
* Includes checklists for managing Web projects and real-worldpatterns from PLoP conferences
* Illustrates use of software patterns through a case study thatruns throughout the book and gradually evolves as the patterns areapplied to it, one by one
* Covers content modeling and content organization, navigation,findability, personalization, and user participation
By employing the software patterns included in Where Code andContent Meet, you'll learn how to program custom softwarefaster and more efficiently.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Rueping, Andreas

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Foreword vii
Preface ix
Acknowledgements xvii
Introduction xix
Chapter 1 Architecture Overview 1
Content Management and Content Delivery 3
Dynamic Content Delivery plus Caching 9
Sensible Client-Side Interaction 14
Listener-Based Synchronisation 21
Layered Architecture for Content Delivery 25
Chapter 2 Content Management 31
Content Type Hierarchy 33
Decoupling of Content and Navigation 39
Dynamic Content Linking 45
Taxonomy Based on Keywords and Categories 49
Workflow-Based Validation 54
Chapter 3 Content Delivery 61
Content Services 64
Navigation Manager 73
Search Manager 78
System of Interacting Templates 83
Template per View 89
Self-Contained Pages 94
Chapter 4 Personalisation and User Participation 99
Content Filters 101
Asynchronous Personalisation Engine 107
Segment-Specific Caching 111
Condensed Effectiveness Reports 115
Decoupling of Edited Content and User Contributions 118
Input Channel for User-Generated Content 122
Chapter 5 Deployment and Infrastructure 127
One Web Application for Content Delivery 130
Dedicated Development and Production Environments 135
Smooth Relaunch 140
Planning a Project 147
Choosing a Content Management System 161
Final Remarks 169
Pattern Thumbnails 171
Glossary 179
References 187
Index 191