• Yucca

  • tagger friday

    from whit on Nov 02, 2006 07:29 PM
    little tagger recap as we head into friday::
    
    josh finished up the packaging for opencore.tagger.
    ethan and josh did a nice job starting to scrub the tagging UI. 
    
    high points:
    
    1. the delete/no add bug got squashed
    2. "me too" button got added
    3. whit made the basic query methods in tag.py more accessible as 
    non-generics
    4. ethan and josh found a collision between userid's and tags
    5. josh finished up an install test for opencore.tagging
    
    on deck:
    
    1. cleanup: returning the test page to the way it was before 
    yesterday(moving new test to new test-view)
    2. link tag links to tag browsing pages
    3. display other tags with links inside the browsing ui
    4. make tagger use member UID rather than login name as "user".   
        disambiguating generic tagger.annotations_by so items, users and 
    tags will never be mistaken as something else.
    5. beautification
    6. cross browser checking css/js
        (my tag input is still cut off and the smallest text in the cloud is 
    unreadable 1280x1024 Mac)
    7. point "tagview.html" links to a site local url ala portal/tag/
    8. adding a simple tag search(gravy) on tags page.
    
    am I forgetting anything?
    
    re: # 7    I would eventually like this to work with so 
    openplans.org/tags/monkey could be pointed the using rel="tag" spelling 
    and that url would be the current tagview ala 
    http://microformats.org/wiki/rel-tag.  All tag links could then use 
    rel=tag, and point at a valid microformat address.  likewhise, we could 
    start embedding microformat tags and reaping them,
    
    Embedding could use an extension of wicked. For example ((tag:my g1rly 
    pr0j3ct)) would create a link like this <a 
    href="http://www.openplans.org/tag/my|%20|g1rly%20pr0j3ct">g1rly 
    pr0j3ct</a>. another filter would parse this and add it to the 
    rdfstore(or add tags pointing at technorati or delicious or whatever).
    
    
    -w