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In the context of my softwares, Jobeet is a warping of the original use case to display an existing biz case and create, expand, or deepen a line of biz by using the original function to find buyers for similar development or workers that have done similar work. | In the context of my softwares, Jobeet is a warping of the original use case to display an existing biz case and create, expand, or deepen a line of biz by using the original function to find buyers for similar development or workers that have done similar work. | ||
== Carries Symfony-Drupal Salient == | |||
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DS users (initially just my clients) will be able use my space without registration by supplying a single secret, generally known on a group basis. They then can access any resource for which the known another secret, supplied operationally, either implicitly as in a URI path member or explicitly as a role name. | |||
Primary authentication can be either social login or a transmitted cert. | |||
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Revision as of 22:31, 24 December 2013
Original Function
"Jobeet" is what the Symfony developers call an example app that is a jobs site used as a model use case of their framework.
Meaning Here
In the context of my softwares, Jobeet is a warping of the original use case to display an existing biz case and create, expand, or deepen a line of biz by using the original function to find buyers for similar development or workers that have done similar work.
Carries Symfony-Drupal Salient
DS users (initially just my clients) will be able use my space without registration by supplying a single secret, generally known on a group basis. They then can access any resource for which the known another secret, supplied operationally, either implicitly as in a URI path member or explicitly as a role name.
Primary authentication can be either social login or a transmitted cert.
