Difference between revisions of "What is Geeklog 2?"
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| − | Geeklog 2 (GL2) is a kernel that provides application services to modules that run within its environment. This is the successor to the Geeklog 1 | + | Geeklog 2 (GL2) is a kernel that provides application services to modules that run within its environment. This is the successor to the Geeklog 1.x codebase. |
| − | GL2 is a complete rewrite which was deemed necessary to overcome design contraints of Geeklog 1 | + | GL2 is a complete rewrite which was deemed necessary to overcome design contraints of Geeklog 1.x that prevent Geeklog from being customized to the degree that its growing userbase demands. Geeklog 2 is still in its infancy and provides a tremendous opportunity for others to get involved in cutting edge PHP development. |
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| + | For the current state of GL2, also see [http://www.geeklog.net/forum/viewtopic.php?showtopic=81201#81139 this forum post] by Tony. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:28, 16 March 2008
Geeklog 2 (GL2) is a kernel that provides application services to modules that run within its environment. This is the successor to the Geeklog 1.x codebase.
GL2 is a complete rewrite which was deemed necessary to overcome design contraints of Geeklog 1.x that prevent Geeklog from being customized to the degree that its growing userbase demands. Geeklog 2 is still in its infancy and provides a tremendous opportunity for others to get involved in cutting edge PHP development.
For the current state of GL2, also see this forum post by Tony.
