About Hubris

Hubris currently exists solely on a few servers I maintain. I intend to release it out into the world at some point, mainly because if I don't, then the name is a bit pointless. It is named as it is because I see it as a definitive act of hubris to think the world needs a new application framework in PHP, and especially if it's one that I've written.

Hubris Design

Hubris has two particular design goals. The first is that the core code is installed once on any server, and can be re-used by several applications, all completely distinct from each other. The core provides a set of tools to generate HTML code, fill blanks in template files, and parse configuration files written in XML. The second goal is to provide pretty much any functionality required from code supplied by plugins.

Hubris Documentation

This will be here, once things settle down enough for me to start writing more plugins that do more than print "please insert girder" when asked. Right now, it changes daily.

Getting Hubris

You can't, even if you ask nicely. It's not ready yet. The only reason this page currently exists is that I like having records of what I'm working on to refer people to, and it's a great way to procrasinate when I probably should be coding.

License

Hubris, when released into the world, will be under some form of BSD-ish "Do Whatever The Hell You Want With It" license.