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Well, I've been doing a project for uni, but gradually i started to make a framework/codebase for later use in other projects, so i've named it proneCMS, but it's not really a content management system(yet), but like i said a very re-usable codebase.
Technologies used: PHP5, Apache, MySQL
Main benefits:
* Fully Object Oriented core base code
* Good Documentation for this codebase
* Extensibility: Content types, extensions, pages(so far)
* Themability: Ability to define new themes, blocks
* A focus on keeping core as small as possible
* Clean search engine friendly URLs thru apache mod_rewrite, non-clean urls are also supported
The system is still highly prototyped but stable. Some stuff are missing but are easy to implement but i can't find the right time to do them because of delving into new stuff and somewhat lack of time. An example of this stuff :P would be serving anons static saved pages instead of generating the pages for them.
There are some other features that i wanted to implemented but decided not to because of some deficiencies in current version of php that would make them unfortunately a performance hit :(, but php 5.3 should be a god sent __(shit)Static :D
Expect a release soon :P
Technologies used: PHP5, Apache, MySQL
Main benefits:
* Fully Object Oriented core base code
* Good Documentation for this codebase
* Extensibility: Content types, extensions, pages(so far)
* Themability: Ability to define new themes, blocks
* A focus on keeping core as small as possible
* Clean search engine friendly URLs thru apache mod_rewrite, non-clean urls are also supported
The system is still highly prototyped but stable. Some stuff are missing but are easy to implement but i can't find the right time to do them because of delving into new stuff and somewhat lack of time. An example of this stuff :P would be serving anons static saved pages instead of generating the pages for them.
There are some other features that i wanted to implemented but decided not to because of some deficiencies in current version of php that would make them unfortunately a performance hit :(, but php 5.3 should be a god sent __(shit)Static :D
Expect a release soon :P