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2001-04-20
2001-04-20
  • Saverio Vigni

    Saverio Vigni - 2001-04-20

    let's explain what i think:

    these classes must be as simple as possible, the idea started when i started to work with an italian webmaster (http://www.wintricks.it) that host a "windows tricks" site, he's a great person, but he's growing and he doesn't know how to handle his static site and i doesn't know anithing of php o perl or whatever. I think he's not the only one on the heart having this problem, so i first tried php-Nuke, but it wasn't the right script because it isn't flexible enough in the way your content is displayed.
    The first thing that came to my mind was to create something more flexible, the second was that i has to be easy to implement; i thought to vb's objects and i decided to create something like that in php.

    the first release should include:
    -site news management
    -articles management
    -user management
    -ads management

    if you have any other ideas please let me know!

    the guidelines should be the following:
    -this software has to be able to run on every webserver on every system on which php can run
    -database abstraction has to be at the maximum level possible
    -the IDE must be designed in Java so that can run on every virtual machine.

    i've already written some buggy classes in php to access MySQL dbs and ODBC dbs, they will be soon in CVS (give me the time to translate comments from italian to english)

    good luck :D

     
    • Anonymous

      Anonymous - 2001-04-20

      Have you looked at phpWebsite?  It's a branch of PHP-Nuke with cleaner, more modular code.

      http://phpwebsite.appstate.edu/

       

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