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Aiki Framework in 32 Slides
Agile. Secure. Fast. In the past, applying free software development style to web applications blocked continuous development. Many open source projects joined the #flist (#FAIL list). Since web sites are centralized pieces of software running continuously, there is a need for secure access to the live code. This forces a division of managing a running website, merging software changes from developers, and keeping development on the software progressing healthily. To complicate matters, a site may have active base of librarians and artists uploading and editing new materials. Aiki Framework is an AGPL licensed LAMP-based new web framework that stores all the controllers and output templates in a database. It also allows for various levels of access to an instance so that configurable levels of trust are applied empowering development to continue from the web (or traditional ways). The block that plagues countless free software projects is removed, so development continues providing harmony and joining together functions of development on an open source web project.
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- #3 there are millions of bloggers and many millions more web users
- #4 there are millions of bloggers and many millions more web users
- #5 there are millions of bloggers and many millions more web users
- #6 there are millions of bloggers and many millions more web users
- #7 there are millions of web servers, running millions of pieces of shitty old code. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WordPress http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drupal http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki
- #8 there are millions of web servers, running millions of pieces of shitty old code.
- #9 Inefficient code costs money!
- #10 Inefficient code costs money!
- #11 there are millions of hackers, and they are limited because they have to hack in two places, the code on a test box, and then get changes to a live server. And, the bigger lag between development and deployment, means more developer time, less action.
- #12 there are millions of hackers, and they are limited because they have to hack in two places, the code on a test box, and then get changes to a live server. And, the bigger lag between development and deployment, means more developer time, less action.
- #13 Inefficient code costs money!
- #14 Inefficient code costs money!
- #16 there are millions of hackers, and they are limited because they have to hack in two places, the code on a test box, and then get changes to a live server. And, the bigger lag between development and deployment, means more developer time, less action.
- #18 there are millions of web servers, running millions of pieces of shitty old code.
- #19 there are millions of web servers, running millions of pieces of shitty old code.
- #20 there are millions of web servers, running millions of pieces of shitty old code.