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How does Wookie work?

Adminstrators can upload Widgets packaged according to the W3C Widgets specification, and makes these available to applications using a REST API. Applications typically have a plugin that implements this REST API, and enables users to pick widgets from a gallery of those available to add to their pages.

Demo

You can see a small number of widgets rendered in a simple HTML page (generated from our Confluence site).

You can also see a running version of Wookie on our demo server (NOTE: there is no guarantee this will be running as it is not a mission critical service - Wookie Committers who have access to the demo server can follow the Demo Admin Guide)

Documentation

• Downloading and Installing Wookie
• Wookie Server Administrators Guide
• Embedding Wookie Widgets
• Building Widgets
• Using Wookie's W3C Widget Parser in other Applications
• Integrating Wookie with Shindig
• FAQ

Developer Resources

• Sources
• Issue Tracking

Other Resources

• Cool Widgets

Mailing Lists

To subscribe to a mailing list, send an email with the subject "subscribe" to "wookie-dev-subscribe@incubator.apache.org" or "wookie-user-subscribe@incubator.apache.org"

• For developers: wookie-dev@incubator.apache.org view archives here
• For users: wookie-user@incubator.apache.org