To be honest, intuitive is only because you've been doing it a long time.

Well, im not sure that I agree with you. I found the PmDev Nodelet to be quite intuitive. It shows you the basic data on the type of node you are viewing, what display page associated to that nodetype was used for rendering the page, it give you ways to view the code of the node being rendered if its relevent, abilities to show the container structure, view the type heirarchy, view lists of nodes by type and to view the master list of site patches. All of this on top of being able to search the full codebase of the site, (with grep capabilities) and links to offsite documentation which although not specific to PM is still very useful.

Im not sure what of the above isnt intuitive. Maybe if I did I could document it better. :-)

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In reply to Re^4: Open sourcing perlmonks by demerphq
in thread Open sourcing perlmonks by BUU

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