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Okay, I know this sounds mostly as sales talk, so let me explain.
Originally, I felt the need for a framework to be able to execute certain logic based on events, for instance.
To make this more specific, I'm working on control panel like software to use on the server I'm running.
When I started programming, I ran into the problem most programmer are familiar with; when you need to handle a specific request,
you need to figure out which pieces of logic you need to execute in order to properly handle the request.
My framework, going by the working name of Colore, aims to exactly address that issue.
When looking at things, you could make a flowchart based on the logic executed to handle a specific request.
The main aim of Colore is to define the specific aspects of that workflow, define them and allowing the developer (who could even be lacking technical knowledge) to define the separate workflows therefor not having the burden of having to write code which executes the specific code, but rather just get the code executed.
The main reason for abstracting this into a standard rather than a complete implementation is because my friend Eecolor is rather interested in the whole concept as well...
But he "hates" PHP :P
So, I'm developing an implementation while writing the standard at the same time and, yes, making it open source.
30 03 08 259 W - + 22 - 32 Colore Framework
As some of my friends know, I've been working on a framework to enable developers to develop applications in a more efficient manner.Okay, I know this sounds mostly as sales talk, so let me explain.
Originally, I felt the need for a framework to be able to execute certain logic based on events, for instance.
To make this more specific, I'm working on control panel like software to use on the server I'm running.
When I started programming, I ran into the problem most programmer are familiar with; when you need to handle a specific request,
you need to figure out which pieces of logic you need to execute in order to properly handle the request.
My framework, going by the working name of Colore, aims to exactly address that issue.
When looking at things, you could make a flowchart based on the logic executed to handle a specific request.
The main aim of Colore is to define the specific aspects of that workflow, define them and allowing the developer (who could even be lacking technical knowledge) to define the separate workflows therefor not having the burden of having to write code which executes the specific code, but rather just get the code executed.
The main reason for abstracting this into a standard rather than a complete implementation is because my friend Eecolor is rather interested in the whole concept as well...
But he "hates" PHP :P
So, I'm developing an implementation while writing the standard at the same time and, yes, making it open source.
