I have a very unique CMS I am developing. The core is finished and stable, now I am in the UI/UX phase.

The server of the CMS is a very open and versatile gateway for any installed service (PHP class). It’s based on AMFPHP and includes services I have developed for:

-Fully integrated, business grade user authentication
-View layout and formatting with dynamic data integration
-Automated ORM (Object Relational Mapping) for fully recursive table association
-Operating system class file management with file upload sizes not restricted by server configuration

It has all of the power of something like Ruby on Rails and more, but with a simple ‘drag and drop to your FTP’ method of installation and does not require additional software to be added to a typical web server, i.e. It’ll work on a Go Daddy hosting account.

Additionally, there are 3 gateways for connectivity, AMF for Flash binary transfer, XML-RPC and JSON. A payment processing gateway is planned and initial milestones have been set for a beta 1 release early next year.

An example site in production: http://movingpicturesfilmandtv.com

PHP upload with a file larger than allowed by php.ini. Huh? Watch…

Here’s a better shot of the progress: (I had a conversation with Darron Schall a while back who gave me an idea on how to make this work. Thanks Man!)

(The meters only go about half way, I’ve fixed this now, but I was a couple of decimal points off on some of my figures :P)

I’ll post information about how to get this if I’m able to release it to the public.