Ravencore Roadmap

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The current stable release series of RavenCore is 0.3.x. This will soon be moved to Legacy as 0.7.x will become stable (after it is in-fact stable). The 1.0.x series is the current testing ground for development down the road.

1 Support for more OSes
2 Better Multi-Language Support
3 Templates and Skins
4 Multi-Server Support
5 AJAX web interface

[edit] Support for more OSes

Being developed in v0.7.x series. Right now RavenCore works on many Linux distributions, and FreeBSD with some additional setup, but nothing else. In each new release of the 0.7.x series I am hopeing to get closer to fully supporting UNIX, mainly focusing on FreeBSD, Mac OSX, and OpenBSD and further down the road, Solaris and other UNIX flavors.

New releases in the 0.3.x series may contain ports to better support UNIX, depending on demand.

[edit] Better Multi-Language Support

This is being developed in the v0.7.x series

As you might have noticed, only the PHP code has multi-language support, and a lot of the error messages come from the back-end perl code. I have reworked the language system so that both the client and the server side of ravencore read the same language files, and they both now use the gettext interface, but I don't have any language packs written for it yet.

[edit] Templates and Skins

This will be developed in v1.0.x series

I want to have better organization system for templates and page fileystem structure. I plan on using a more modularized scheme of everything going through the index.php page via includes for the core code of each page. On the design side, style sheet and graphic reference will be based off of per-user settings of what skin to use (with default which can be set by the administrator ).

[edit] Multi-Server Support

To be developed in v1.0.x series

This is the ability to control multiple installations of RavenCore from a single control panel interface. The current implementation design is planned to use the SRCE (Secure Remote Command Execution) project.