Hi!
Nice progress!
The basis of the tactic is SOBJECT. It is from the core a basic element, which is inherited from very "close to metal" database methods. Just like Object in the Python.
Every other things like SearchType (stype), Project, Snapshot, File, Note and etc are children of Sobjects.
This is just to get what is the core of TACTIC structure.
From this point everything starts to be more clear. You can create any table aka table of sobjects, name it any name you want, and make big or simple structures yourself. Something similar you can get from Django.
> Tactic Open Source seems to be more of a blank slate than to be accessible to follow the youtube tutorial videos.
Yes, it is. It is how it was planned, to be really fast customizable, scaled and changed for any kind of work, pipeline and etc. It's super fluid, and if you get the core of it, you can build anything using TACTIC as a basis.
Also, you can find some example projects of tactic, i think its still can be downloaded as WM machine.
Remko can correct me where I'm wrong
Nice progress!
The basis of the tactic is SOBJECT. It is from the core a basic element, which is inherited from very "close to metal" database methods. Just like Object in the Python.
Every other things like SearchType (stype), Project, Snapshot, File, Note and etc are children of Sobjects.
This is just to get what is the core of TACTIC structure.
From this point everything starts to be more clear. You can create any table aka table of sobjects, name it any name you want, and make big or simple structures yourself. Something similar you can get from Django.
> Tactic Open Source seems to be more of a blank slate than to be accessible to follow the youtube tutorial videos.
Yes, it is. It is how it was planned, to be really fast customizable, scaled and changed for any kind of work, pipeline and etc. It's super fluid, and if you get the core of it, you can build anything using TACTIC as a basis.
Also, you can find some example projects of tactic, i think its still can be downloaded as WM machine.
Remko can correct me where I'm wrong