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Registration Details

• Name: Serenity Web Commerce CMS
• System Name: swcc
• Type: Programs
• License: GNU General Public License V3 or later

Description:

The project I intend to host on Gna! is a small web CMS, customized to fulfill the needs of a small/medium online shop.
The complete list of features will be added later via a description file, wiki page or whatever means I will find available (I already completed one earlier, but some crazy browser error just ate my input).
ATM, the code is scrambled around many projects, and it will be put together, piece by piece, in order to form a brand new software, reusing a considerable amount of older code, optimizing and releasing as a GPLv3 package. I am aiming to the average skilled webmaster who wants an efficient content management system, without all the bells and whistles of the other mainstream choices, and with a much simpler structure, easier to maintain, modify and maybe build something nicer on top of it.
The main goals for the projects shall be easily outlined as it follows:
- usability, ergonomy, accesibility: every user using any available platform, be it graphical or not, shall be able to use the full power of the system.
- flexibility and versatility: the software will have its own abstraction layer, providing integrability with all common (R)DBMSs, and might even have a CUBRID bonus ;-)
- simplicity and speed: any average-skilled webmaster/developer shall have enough knowledge to understand the main structure of the project and operate small to medium modifications on it. Procedural code will be used in some cases where speed matters more than code reusability.

I mention it separately, I HAVE NO CODE to link at for the moment, as I only began to cherry-pick the usable bits from older projects and accomodate with each other, trying to keep my todo list up-to-date. Apparently I only have some basic infrastructure I want to use for it, about ~20% minus the eventual modifications to be made on it.

This software will be free as in freedom, and I only hope to keep the standards to a high enough level for someone to actually find it useful.

Other Software Required:

No library dependencies, any php>=5 and mysql-server>=5 would do it.