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Okay, I think "System Integration" is too fluffy, how about:

   * Build System
   * Infrastructure
   * Database Core
   * HTTP Interface
   * JavaScript View Server
   * Administration Console
   * Full-Text Search
   * Test Suite
   * Documentation

Infrastructure being anything part of the install which holds the various bits
together, like executables, startup scripts and other miscellania.

Also, to clarify a question Chris asked me on IRC, I reorganised the list in
order of simple to complex as you progress through the system.

--
Noah Slater <http://bytesexual.org/>