I think the system should be fully scalable.
So, without, let's say modules, we just grab text
from a database and put that to the user.
Then we can continue building e.g. a polling system, messageboards, user-space (allow users
to register and have a customized page),
skins/themes, etc...
The modularity of the product allows users to
scale the system to their needs.
I've uses slash (the code from slashdot, which uses perl) and I found that there are lot's of
options I don't want, and there are options
I do want, but aren't there.
PHPslash is build up the same way.
So, in the end, I hope to have a system that can
make simple websites, but can also make very
complex sites. (like slashdot)
Hope this does answer your question.
Ariejan
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What exactly will this dynamic website do? Are you just grabbing text from mysql, or are you doing something more interesting? If so, what?
Hopefully more.
What you say is the basic thing.
I think the system should be fully scalable.
So, without, let's say modules, we just grab text
from a database and put that to the user.
Then we can continue building e.g. a polling system, messageboards, user-space (allow users
to register and have a customized page),
skins/themes, etc...
The modularity of the product allows users to
scale the system to their needs.
I've uses slash (the code from slashdot, which uses perl) and I found that there are lot's of
options I don't want, and there are options
I do want, but aren't there.
PHPslash is build up the same way.
So, in the end, I hope to have a system that can
make simple websites, but can also make very
complex sites. (like slashdot)
Hope this does answer your question.
Ariejan