Summary
Implement a minimal Composable UI which creates code blocks for some of the very basic components.
For example, only for the navbar component or the breadcrumbs components.
Details
First it has to be decided if the composable UI will be implemented as an Extension of OSCM or directly a part of the marketplace UI.
In the second case, which technology will be used? => Choose a state-of-the-art technology such as React or Angular. Once the technology and/or the architecture has been chosen, create a basic composable UI creating useful code blocks for the customer, where you can drag-and-drop components and save the result in a workspace, or as code.
As a third step, a deployment mechanism/script has to be implemented, to re-deploy the created code blocks in the OSCM pages.
Acceptance criteria
[ ] Documentation about chosen technology for Composable UI with pros and cons.
[ ] Basic UI Playground. Provide 2-3 components.
[ ] Basic Save as a .xhtml or .html page.
[ ] Documentation about Redeployment scripts.
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Summary Implement a minimal Composable UI which creates code blocks for some of the very basic components. For example, only for the navbar component or the breadcrumbs components.
Details First it has to be decided if the composable UI will be implemented as an Extension of OSCM or directly a part of the marketplace UI. In the second case, which technology will be used? => Choose a state-of-the-art technology such as React or Angular. Once the technology and/or the architecture has been chosen, create a basic composable UI creating useful code blocks for the customer, where you can drag-and-drop components and save the result in a workspace, or as code. As a third step, a deployment mechanism/script has to be implemented, to re-deploy the created code blocks in the OSCM pages.
Acceptance criteria
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