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Share your ideas: multiply the knowledge n´ move the community forward |
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 nukeevangelist writes "share ideas thats the philosophy that guides PHPNuke since the beginning-Its what drew the developers and users the hackers and all togehter.
To share the challenge and the possibilities of new innovations:
That believe is shared by the larg Nuke group. At the global nuke-group we believe sharing is the way to create better ideas - ideas that can move the community, the code, and the all togehter forward. The ideas are the inspiration -
share your thoughts - share your ideas - here on this site.
Within a culture of idea-sharing and generalized social exchange, knowledge as the main resource of the community is multiplied by giving it away freely to others and thus, fosters contribution behavior.
Friendship, peer reputation and external feed-back provided by the global Nuke community combined with individual gain of knowledge, constitutes the self-sustaining system of exchange in the global nuke group."
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Posted on Saturday, July 16 @ 19:39:03 CEST by VinDSL |
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Re: Share your ideas: multiply the knowledge n´ move the community forward (Score: 1)
by woodb01 on Sunday, July 17 @ 12:21:15 CEST
(User Info | Send a Message) | I am a functional tech consultant on SAP R3 (for 11 yeras). I don't get involved in coding, but there is one particular change that the "grand daddy" of the ERP packages did to make major improvements --, they started making something called "user exits."
These are pre-existing includes / calls to existing files for any user - specific modifications. They are built into the core application to make any modifications or enhancements that you'd like. They generally have a pre-defined "Z" program shell, sometimes with code that is commented out, sometimes just empty.
Many of these "includes" could be placed in the main Nuke files such as
mainfile.php
admin.php
footer.php
header.php
index.php
Then the code line that calls the include file would be commented out allowing individual coders to do their own custom enhancements to the application without messing with the core files.
It might take some planning and restructuring of the existing main files, but this would be a long term growth solution that would also be able to help with performance.
Some of the existing functionality that not everyone uses could be placed in this custom include files and if someone wants to use them, they can remove the comments that call the includes. Then performance is increased for those people who don't need some of the extras.
This would be a major artchitectural change that would need some work.
Maybe PHP-Nuke 8 will be re-written like this.
By the way, properly planned, it also makes ongoing development and upgrade work MUCH easier.
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