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Traditional content management systems (CMS) are following a monolithic architecture. If they wouldn't, one could exchange UI components much easier and CMS developers could share many of the front-end components, also divide the effort and multiply quality. Our approach to decouple content management is to use RDFa enhanced templating and Backbone as a mid-layer to instantiate a rich editor and other interactive widgets when the user would like to edit the content. We show components and prototypes in development.
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Traditional content management systems (CMS) are following a monolithic architecture. If they wouldn't, one could exchange UI components much easier and CMS developers could share many of the front-end components, also divide the effort and multiply quality. Our approach to decouple content management is to use RDFa enhanced templating and Backbone as a mid-layer to instantiate a rich editor and other interactive widgets when the user would like to edit the content. We show components and prototypes in development.
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