(07-17-2015, 04:08 PM)elijahbate Wrote: So just wanting to know what the go is with Sentora 2.0, here you guys mention about sentora 2.0 a bit but can't see a branch or anything for its dev.

I'd love to start putting some features in that I've built/building but they are big changes and would be more suited for larger milestone.

Got any info for me ?


Cheers guys.
Elijah

ballen Wrote:Most of the code base that I laid for ZPanel/Sentora and especially the Dryden framework is pretty old now and quite frankly a load of shit for a "commercial" panel, I wrote most of this when I was very early in my career as a developed and to be honest was originally developed it with newbie developers in mind (so the code-base was not too complex to understand) the whole panel needs a rewrite from the ground up. really and then like you say, have a centralised mechanism for updating module data of which automatically validates and sanitises input etc.
I'm actually developing a control panel behind the scenes myself at the moment (in a private Git repo) at present with the hope to clear up these issues in Sentora once and for all, the new control panel is fully unit tested, makes heavy use of true OOP (interfaces, design patterns etc), modules have DB migrations, event handling and queues etc.
I'd dedicate more time to the current project myself but I understand that really we need to rewrite entirely to try and get "properly" sorted rather than just patching what, in all honesty is actually a pretty shitty framework in today's standard
I'm building the new panel with Lumem (http://lumen.laravel.com/) of which, for those who don't know is a light-weight framework from the same creator as Laravel.
....watch this space!

ballen Wrote:Most of the code base that I laid for ZPanel/Sentora and especially the Dryden framework is pretty old now and quite frankly a load of shit for a "commercial" panel, I wrote most of this when I was very early in my career as a developed and to be honest was originally developed it with newbie developers in mind (so the code-base was not too complex to understand) the whole panel needs a rewrite from the ground up. really and then like you say, have a centralised mechanism for updating module data of which automatically validates and sanitises input etc.
I'm actually developing a control panel behind the scenes myself at the moment (in a private Git repo) at present with the hope to clear up these issues in Sentora once and for all, the new control panel is fully unit tested, makes heavy use of true OOP (interfaces, design patterns etc), modules have DB migrations, event handling and queues etc.
I'd dedicate more time to the current project myself but I understand that really we need to rewrite entirely to try and get "properly" sorted rather than just patching what, in all honesty is actually a pretty shitty framework in today's standard
I'm building the new panel with Lumem (http://lumen.laravel.com/) of which, for those who don't know is a light-weight framework from the same creator as Laravel.
....watch this space!

(08-27-2015, 03:00 PM)elftidus Wrote:

ballen Wrote:Most of the code base that I laid for ZPanel/Sentora and especially the Dryden framework is pretty old now and quite frankly a load of shit for a "commercial" panel, I wrote most of this when I was very early in my career as a developed and to be honest was originally developed it with newbie developers in mind (so the code-base was not too complex to understand) the whole panel needs a rewrite from the ground up. really and then like you say, have a centralised mechanism for updating module data of which automatically validates and sanitises input etc.
I'm actually developing a control panel behind the scenes myself at the moment (in a private Git repo) at present with the hope to clear up these issues in Sentora once and for all, the new control panel is fully unit tested, makes heavy use of true OOP (interfaces, design patterns etc), modules have DB migrations, event handling and queues etc.
I'd dedicate more time to the current project myself but I understand that really we need to rewrite entirely to try and get "properly" sorted rather than just patching what, in all honesty is actually a pretty shitty framework in today's standard
I'm building the new panel with Lumem (http://lumen.laravel.com/) of which, for those who don't know is a light-weight framework from the same creator as Laravel.
....watch this space!

is this still the case didint  Ballen quit the project ... or is he still working on sentora V2 and if not who is working on it ?

(09-08-2015, 09:36 PM)Me.B Wrote: The current team remain focused on sentora 1.x. We plan to add more features. I don't care for the numbers. Main focus would be to keep compatibility with current branch.

Ballen may be still working on 2.0 but I don't have any clue here.

M B