Changes

*http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AVT_nzmWT2B2ZGN3dDd2MzRfNTBka3J4bW1kaA&hl=en (Tutorius Engine States)

*http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AVT_nzmWT2B2ZGN3dDd2MzRfNTBka3J4bW1kaA&hl=en (Tutorius Engine States)

The following document provides a high-level view of the Tutorius Architecture.  The original system was more powerful since it allowed Creation and Sharing of tutorials from within Sugar also.  However, for the purpose of this feature proposal and to ease integration, only the Execution of tutorials will be considered.  For the time being, any reference to the Store, the Workshop, the Creator and the Remote may safely be ignored.  They are kept in case a further integration of those tools is accepted by the community.  

The following document provides a high-level view of the Tutorius Architecture.  The original system was more powerful since it allowed Creation and Sharing of tutorials from within Sugar also.  However, for the purpose of this feature proposal and to ease integration, only the Execution of tutorials will be considered.  For the time being, any reference to the Store, the Workshop, the Creator and the Remote may safely be ignored.  They are kept in case a further integration of those tools is accepted by the community in a later release.

*http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0ARkLUElWcqxDZGdkOWo3c2ZfOWdqeGtyZmY2&hl=en (Tutorius Architecture)

 

The execution scenarios presented are not completely up-to-date and will be revised in the next weeks.  For the time being, the most interesting part should be the components diagrams and descriptions.  

*http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0ARkLUElWcqxDZGdkOWo3c2ZfOWdqeGtyZmY2&hl=en#Components_2405436521573161_98 (Tutorius Architecture)

* http://www.tutorius.org (Website for the project that ended on December 2009)

* http://www.tutorius.org (Website for the project that ended on December 2009)