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By this point, the manifest specification and the link-sharing API definition should be quite stable. F1 continues to be independent, with OWA functionality built-in. | By this point, the manifest specification and the link-sharing API definition should be quite stable. F1 continues to be independent, with OWA functionality built-in. | ||
=== Version 3 -- | === Version 3 -- WebMods built on OWA Library === | ||
Eventually, once Open Web Apps are ready for prime-time, the OWA functionality takes over the WebMod and App management, the dashboard, and the WebMod/App Framework that mediates communication with WebMods. F1 then focuses on purely link sharing (and potentially other types of sharing by then). | Eventually, once Open Web Apps are ready for prime-time, the OWA functionality takes over the WebMod and App management, the dashboard, and the WebMod/App Framework that mediates communication with WebMods. F1 then focuses on purely link sharing (and potentially other types of sharing by then). | ||
If OWA functionality progresses sufficiently quickly, we will attempt to merge Versions 2 and 3 so that users are not faced with separate dashboards of apps, one for F1 and one for OWA. | If OWA functionality progresses sufficiently quickly, we will attempt to merge Versions 2 and 3 so that users are not faced with separate dashboards of apps, one for F1 and one for OWA. | ||
=== Version 4 -- WebMods with UI for Trusted Providers === | |||
Some trusted providers will be provided with screen real estate in the F1 dashboard. Plans for this version need to be fleshed out a bit more, and additional API calls may be necessary to fully offload the message entry and customization to the new UI provided by the WebMod. | |||
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