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Quick intro

• event-driven; all class instances and their methods are driven by a structured event-stack, guaranteeing that every part of the framework is extensible, overridable, and fixable.
• Everything is pluggable; all classes hooks into the event-stack as plugins, modules, widgets and actions. If it doesn't plug in, you're doing it wrong.
• REST; embracing HTTP and resource-orientation as a way to leverage flexibility and scalability
• HTML5 using the HTML5 Boilerplate templates as a base
• JQuery and JQuery UI as a base for JavaScripting
• XSLT for the best functional kick-ass templating out there
• fully object-oriented and relying on PHP 5.3+ to make sure we don't spend a lot of time and code on past mistakes
• topic-maps; a semantic technology for easily working with complex structures and meta data, and persistent identification management, and also makes parts of the framework ontology aware
• a variation over the Model-View-Controller paradigm with more intuitive action classes

Read the full introduction for more, or check out the framework design page.

Documentation

• Installation
• [Creating pages] (wiki/Creating pages)

Modules

• [Document Management System] (wiki/Document Management System)