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/* This is Piracy Inc, and I wrote it.

I am Nicholas Avenell, it is 25th January (I'll be 28 tomorrow) and this is
the third restart of the game. It started as a formula one racing game, became 
a pirate racing game, and eventually just a pirate game. One day I hope to write
the racing game, I suppose. Anyway, I originally wrote the first bits of racr in
 PHP, shifted to Django for the Pirate version, and now I'm back onto PHP 
because I want this to be managable, and because I'm still learning Django I 
find myself having to go back and rewrite things as I understand them better.
 
PHP I'm better at.

I'm also not using a framework (look, ma, no wires) because I haven't found one 
that doesn't fill up the world with crap I don't need or - and this is why I just 
deleted CodeIgniter - doesn't work the way I want web applications to.

See how long this lasts. (25th Jan 2009, 11:30)

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A note on classnames:
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Plank is the name of the "framework" or system code. 
PInc is the name of the game and application code.

Rule of thumb for what belongs where is that Plank_ stuff I expect to reuse.

Yes, I know I lasted less than five hours before realising I was writing my own
framework. In structure it's like the way we were using Zend Framework at trutap
with a bit of the bits of Django I like enough to include (One of the reasons
for the Zend similarity is that it means I can pull in bits of Zend for bits 
I don't want to write.)

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