On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 7:43 PM, Robert Munn <cfmuns...@gmail.com> wrote:

>
> At a high level, I expect the platform to be a starting point for a series
> of evolutionary mutations that may result in any number of application
> solutions that share some common DNA and vary to some level depending on
> the
> purpose for each application. To extend the bio-science metaphor, each
> application solution built on the platform represents a new species.
>
> At a lower level, I expect individual developers to add, remove, or change
> features and functionality to suit their own needs. For instance, the
> current AJAX implementation uses ExtJS, but I would expect some people to
> prefer an implementation of JQuery or some other framework, and there could
> be an evolutionary branch of the platform that implements JQuery rather
> than
> Ext. At an even lower level, someone may re-write a particular method in
> the
> system to be more efficient without requiring any changes to the core API.
>
> My aim is for the "core" platform to be free and open source, and to allow
> developers to build solutions - free or commercial - on top of the
> platform.
> The evolutionary value of this approach will be felt as more developers
> participate in sharing their individual mutations with the community,
> whether through sharing source code or simply registering any core changes
> they make to the system. There are lots of details to work out, but the
> general approach should work.
>
> I just registered the domain cfcolony.org. I'll see if I can get something
> up this weekend.
>
>


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