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Hi everyone,
Phase 2 Our goal for the pre-alpha releases was to create a solid code base on which we can develop advanced features and functionality.
How does the new ProjectFork work? I have promised to tell you more about the new technology we have going on for ProjectFork 2.0. So here is an overview on what you can expect and already see today (at some point): The good old ProjectFork 0.6.x series was a "linear" component where the code was all mixed together which then produced the final output/result.
Now in ProjectFork 2.0, we have a structure very similar to Joomla. The code and all the parts of the component are properly separated into sections, panels, processes and mods.
Sections The biggest parts of the system are called sections. They act just like components in Joomla. Sections can include panels, processes and mods though certain interfaces.
Panels The smaller parts of our system are called panels. These panels can render small bits of information or interfaces, such as the navigation.
Processes Processes act like plugins in joomla. They usually don't render information or interfaces. Instead, they can change the behavior of a certain part of the system or a section if activated.
Mods Mods are replacing existing code and files of any section, panel or process IF ACTIVATED. This new breed of plugin allows you to alter the entire system without actually changing or hacking the original files. The big advantage here is that you can activate or deactivate the mod at any time. You can even redistribute it as an installable package.
How you can benefit from this system As a normal user you will certainly benefit from this new architecture because it allows you to change almost every aspect of ProjectFork. You can install new extensions or disable features you dont need. Programmers are given the possibility to create and distribute extensions of all kind to the community.
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written by a guest, July 11, 2008
Can you make a mod to assign a folder with the users name ie smith, bob automatically on registration on the site? And could you make a mod that defined the tasks by a numerical value as they are created. the numerical file would then be placed into the user's file automatically? IE smith, Bob file # 08001 and 08056 if he made the first and 56th file of the year?
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