[UPHPU] Making Your Code Open Source

[David Boucha]

On 4/11/07, Trevyn Meyer <trevyn at esourcehome.com> wrote:
> Thanks for your feedback...
>
> I have ADD and didn't get all the way through the sourceforge setup to
> publish the code.  I will do a little clean up so the client specific
> features are removed, then I will publish a link for download here first.
>
> Im curios to know the interest level with UPHPU on my main projects.
>
> 1 http://mygennetwork.com
> This traps searches into a First name Last name date and pace format.
> It uses cross domain ajax to pull the google results over.  This is a
> bit archaic as I eventually want to use yahoo XML results.
> Can you see any potential for this?
>
> 2 http://formbuilder.esourcehome.com  (login: admin:admin)
> its a form builder that allows you to create dependant pages... if you
> anser X on page 1 you dont see page 2, you skip to 3.  This also has
> listing features.  The form is built and is availble for download...
> completely portable and no DB is needed.
>
> 3 email4CRM
> http://esourcehome.com/crm.png
> This is a basic CRM tool that I use for form builder or any other leads
> that can come in via email.  I setup a procmail script to parse the data
> how ever I need and formulate a lead.
> It uses a nit of Ajax to leave message, add to your system, or
> inactive.  It also has note features.
>
> 4 clusterf*** of a framework
> I will clean up and realease soon.
>
> im craving feedback on the logic or thought process behind the frame work.
>
> On occation I needed a user/pass type system to create online apps.  So
> my firend Ran McClain and I spent few months maintaining the frame work.
>
> Out of the box Features:
> User Authentication
> Roles(Permissions)
> Workgroups (Filters)
> Profiles
> Action Specific Permissions (User, Edit)
> Modular Development Objects (Comes with System,  Users , and dash board
> objects)
> Snap Back (come back to the page you started a wizard from)
> Basic UI for Add Edit Delete View and List actions
> Dynamic Header Tags (CSS and JS)
> Tasks System (re occuring payables and recieveables)
> Notes system on any non DB intrusive screen
> Dashboard
> Dynamic Menu
>
> This is been pretty nice for me to use, but I cant see my self getting
> rid of it for Ruby or Cake.  have I built my self a Tomb or a Tool?
>
> Trevyn

Trevyn,

I always learn a lot from reading other people's code. I'm especially
interested in frameworks. People always seem to have different ideas
of what a framework should do.

Dave