Re: Professional Web Development

Weird-beard wrote:
> I guess it would. Why are you against that ? (If you are)
>
I am not. In fact, phpPeanuts is partly the result of factoring reusable
components out of application code. It's just that most frameworks are
open source and "filling your pockets with code" seems contradictory to
the idea of open source to share your code with others. Now with code
that is only reusable within the application domain, that would be a
different story (though with a GPL Licenced framework you would have to
share that too). But with pieces of framework, i would like to suggest
"contributing to the open source community".

Greetings,

Henk,
www.phpPeanuts.org

P.S. Although sharing is encouraged, the phpPeanuts license does not
enforce it and the framework's design even facilitates building your own
codebase of reusable components and framework overrides without having
to maintain the framework code itself. See
http://www.phppeanuts.org/site/index_php/Pagina/72
Received on Mon Nov 21 02:49:55 2005