Our company’s switching from traditional, lame Windows shared drive to a Linux install of Alfresco.
I’m the sole developer here (…go me!) and I would like to hear any thoughts on what I envisage being an interface, created by me, accessible by my team, and drawing on files stored in Alfresco, to modify some HTML files presented by the interface.
So, I would want to make use of file locking on HTML files loaded into my interface, and also the ability to save manipulated HTML files. Offering a version history via my interface would be a nicety, given that Alfresco itself can obviously be used to retrieve that data.
I saw WebDAV support, so I thought, “Hey! I could let my designers modify my pages, given team-decided boundaries!”. It sure would beat Dreamweaver for this.
I should also probably mention that yes, we do have the ability to have our soon-to-be-installed Alfresco customised for my purposes, so if it is that this must happen, then any advice around that appreciated also.
Thanks for your thoughts, examples and the like.
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