Glossary¶
- Administrator
- A web administrator maintains web server services (such as Apache or IIS) that allow for internal or external access to web sites. Tasks include managing multiple sites, administering security, and configuring necessary components and software. Responsibilities may also include software change management. (source:wiki)
- Back-office
- The back end is what your contributor see and interact with to add and manage they come to your website.
- Blog
- Web page where the content is written in an informal or conversational style
- Component
- A component can be any Python object and has a particular purpose associated with it.
- Content
- content consists of text, images, or other information shared in posts. This is separate from the structural design of a web site, which provides a framework into which the content is inserted, and the presentation of a site, which involves graphic design. A Content Management System changes and updates content, rather than the structural or graphic design of a web sit
- Content block or “paragraph”
- The block or paragraph is a component who can be include inside shared tools to build an editorial content. PyAMS provides several block like “Key Number, enriched text or Galery
- Contributor
- someone who writes articles
- Default theme
- PyAMS comes with a default theme to display the front-end of the website.
- Developer
- A developer is a computer programmer who be able to create, modify, and update the software and the source code.
- Front-office
- The front end is what your visitors see and interact with when they come to your website.
- Manager
- Permission
- Portlet
- Presentation template
- Principal
- Reader
- Renderer
- Role
- Permission
- A role gives users permission to perform a group of tasks. When a user logs in and is authenticated, the user’s role determines which capabilities the user has, and each capability is permission to perform one or more types of task. All users with the same role normally have the same capabilities. For example, users who have the Author role usually have permission to edit their own posts, but not permission to edit other users’ posts. WordPress comes with six roles and over fifty capabilities in its role-based access system. Plugins can modify the system.
- Site
- Site manager
- Visitor
- Webmaster
- Site manager
- A person responsible for the creation or maintenance of a website especially for a company or organization
- Workflow