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The Web Wrench project is getting close to being 7 years old.   Its sad but it's time I retire it.  Very little interest from people and the features note worthy of wrench has been implemented in much bigger more polished and refined systems.

With Joomla 1.5.7 which is settling down and accomplishes all the goals and objectives set for Web Wrench.  Well between that and CakePHP there is no real place for Web Wrench in the future and I have no further plans of deploying it for any more  future business projects.  Since I have found better tools to use for my web application development needs, I can only assume so have everyone else.

But incase anyone is interested in taking over Web Wrench, email me at shawn [dot] rapp [at] gmail [dot] com  ... and if not... its been fun guys! 

A add-in extends the defined classes to the API structure.   A module actually is a running application and not just a class definition.  Also to note all add-ins are loaded on every page.  Modules are only loaded on request.

The seperation of core and add-in layers simplifies developement.

I already can hear the screams. "Wait!  Web Wrench 1.2 Core?  What happened to 2.0????"  :-)

Starting this off with the release build and final phase of the Resilient (Version 1.1) core of Web Wrench.

The infamous hello world program done in a Web Wrench module and displayed in a block.