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    Hi,

    I'm about to start a project and I'm still in the architectural design
    phase. It's going to be a content management system but for several
    unrelated things such as website management, employee management or
    project management.

    I plan on building a module based system where each part can be
    developed as an individual plugin and then just added into the
    portal/main page.

    Does anyone know of any php-specific resources (either online or paper
    format, both are fine) that would be helpful?

    Thank you,
    Guillaume

    On 5/14/07, Guillaume Theoret <smok@gmail.com> wrote:

    > I'm about to start a project and I'm still in the architectural design
    > phase. It's going to be a content management system but for several
    > unrelated things such as website management, employee management or
    > project management.

    > I plan on building a module based system where each part can be
    > developed as an individual plugin and then just added into the
    > portal/main page.

    > Does anyone know of any php-specific resources (either online or paper
    > format, both are fine) that would be helpful?

    If PHP is required I would suggest Drupal.  It's a really good CMS
    with a solid plugin/module architecture.  The API is very well
    documented.

    --
    Greg Donald
    http://destiney.com/

    -----------------------------------------------Reply-----------------------------------------------

    On May 14, 11:06 pm, smok@gmail.com ("Guillaume Theoret") wrote:

    If you want to build it from the ground up take a look at symfony or
    the cake frameworks
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