This is in very early development. It's pretty broken right now
cmsexp is a framework built with PHP and with MongoDB as the database. It's meant for rapidly developing web applications while being able to scale out when needed. I started building it with some principals in mind that I haven't seen done very well in any other framework or CMS.
True Separation of Structure and Data
Because of the nature of MongoDb, data(content) types can be made programatically. This means if the dababase isn't found, it will be built from the application. No special database schema structure is needed to be initialized.
This makes for true separation of application structure and functionality from the data or state of the application.
Modularity
Once the system of the framework is built, it should be pretty much infinitely expandable based on modules. New data types can be defined as well as new pages and functionality of the application. Modules can be defined as dependent on another module if it needs its api or library.
Object Oriented
That's right. Real OOP with a modular framework.
Copyright 2012 Nathan Williford
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