Project Goals
Aaron Held <[email protected]> Mon, 27 Oct 2003 10:17:23 -0500
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I think that I have asked this in the past, but I can't find it.
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What is the overall goal of this project?
Is it a drop-in replacement for PostNuke/PHPnuke
Is it a better implementation of the same modules/blocks/theme system?
Are you going to try to maintain URL patterns ?
Is it web application to serve the same type of users as the current
PHPNuke type systems.
Why is it being done in Java?
Speed, Code Organization - Maintainability, Scalability, Resume Fodder?
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Hi all,
I have been toying with JLCP since version 5 was packaged and I like
the code layout and organization. If you are moving slowly, at least
you all seem to be building something of quality rather then a working
collection of PHP hacks.
I am a professional 'extranet' developer by day and the free web
consultant to friends and family by night. So I have thrown up a
postnuke site or two. Eventually I customize the php sites by hacking
(because that is easier then trying to understand the code). And
Eventually I need to upgrade the site due to a security issue, and then
I have to rehack my hack......
You get the point.
Anyway I am looking for a single platform that I can deploy in multiple
ways for different people. I played with things like openCMS and
Zope/Plone, but they are too confusing for my 'customers'. The postnuke
model is simple and well used so they 'get it'.
I'm interested in using this type of application, and I want a stable
codebase to work with. Furthermore for the last year and a half I have
not done any Java web app work (Using Webware / Python) so I could use
some skill freshening and I like the architecture choices you have made.
Thanks,
-Aaron Held