Mojavi Project

Features

• Modular Design
• Filter Chains
• Action Chains
• Customizable User Containers

• Parameter Validation
• Validator Library
• Built-in Authentication and Authorization
• Logging System

Greetings everyone! Applications for Mojavi 4 development has been officially opened. The announcement has been made on the Mojavi Forum regarding positions that need to be filled and information on how to and who should apply!

In other news, the Mojavi Trac website has been opened to the public. For more information visit the Mojavi forums !

The Mojavi Project is in need of a sponsor to pay for a dedicated server. The current sponsor isn’t getting a turn-around on their banner ads and is dropping the $99/mo payment for the box. If you can help out in any way, please contact me.

After almost a week of downtime, mojavi.org is back up. There are still a few things that need taken care of, but for the most part the website and forum are back up.

We’re scheduling for custom web application development again, send in your requests before May 30 to receive 15% off our normal business rate. Our team is versed in many environments and will help in anyway possible. Please use this form to contact us.

The Mojavi team now offers its services to the public. We offer development, guidance, and support for our users. For a full list of the services we now offer, read about them on our services page.

The time I spent hacking together a phpDocumentor template to generate API documentation for Mojavi 3.0.0-DEV has paid off. The docs are available online.

Mojavi 3.0 is a PHP 5.0 only version of Mojavi with quite a few new advancements. The development version is lacking logging and validation but should be enough for developers to familiarize themselves with the new API changes. Download it now!

Out with the old, in with the new. That’s what I always say. I’ve updated our repository access to Subversion. CVS simply wasn’t cutting it. Click here for information on how to access the new repository.