Folks, Is the purpose of P5EE to write yet another object framework or is it to recommend a standard library of other objects and advocate an enterprisish API?
-scott On 0, David Christensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Richard Dice wrote: > > What kind of features are you looking for in such a framework? > > Tough question. I guess it really depends upon my perspective (coder) > and what I'm trying to build (ideally, anything that can be seen on the > web now or in the future). > > > I'll start by throwing out a rough wish-list that we can all critique > and modify: > > 1. On-line user/support community. > > 2. Separation of function (code), presentation (templates), and content > (database). > > 3. Genuine Perl; preferably 5.8. > > 4. Open-source de-facto standard language(s) and tools for the > framework itself and all associated infrastructure used to work on it > and the products built with it. > > 5. Perl Artistic License. > > 6. Strong security. > > 7. Documentation -- architecture, design, implementation, test, > programmer's guide, designer's guide, author/editor's guide, > administrator's manual, etc.. > > 8. OO design and implementation. > > 9. Ability to sub-class to modify functionality. > > 10. Ability to create and easily add/ remove/ manage/ monitor plug-ins > to add functionality. > > 11. Built-in functionality: user accounts, groups, privilege levels, > home pages/ sub-sites, storage management (quotas), search, > friendly/short URL's, search engine friendly/compatible. > > 12. Plug-in functionality: threaded forums, issue tracking/ticketing > system, CVS client, photo gallery. > > 13. Version control and content management system capabilities. > > 14. Information architecture hooks. > > 15. Off-line and on-line development/debugging/test environments for > coders and designers. > > 16. On-line WSIWYG development environment and workflow for > authors/editors. > > 17. On-line WSIWYG development/debugging environment for novice users to > create simplified/restricted code, presentation, and/or content. > > 18. Comprehensive regression test suite for framework and anything > distributed/supported with it. > > 19. Ability to run on well-featured shared Linux web hosting accounts. > > 20. Ability to backup and restore while operational. > > > David >
