[asterisk-biz] REMWAVE uptdate

[Sergey Kuznetsov]

As a programmer I cannot understand why to mix programming languages in 
one Babylon Tower?
Why not chose one or two (Perl + C/C++ per se)?
Perl is more secure then PHP, and you can use templates as much as you want.

Based on your previous messages I cannot believe that your system has 
millions of lines of code.
IF this is true - that such a monster on a weak legs. I don't want to be 
skeptic, but based on my quite big
software development experience I know that then bigger system - then 
buggier and less controllable system
for PM and developers is.


PS disclaimer: Everything said here is my personal opinion, and I don't 
want to libel anyone.

All the Best!
Sergey.


Nikolai Manek wrote:
> At www.remwave.com we have uploaded the first version of the "Carrier Core"
> installation guide for Ubuntu Linux. This installation is enabling you to
> setup a VoIP provider including billing, routing, customer care and a
> complete web site template based on PHP smarty connecting to the Carrier
> Core system via SOAP. We will also start a discussion forum the next days to
> get more user input for the next versions and to set the priority of our
> roadmap. The solution is production stable and is being used by some of the
> largest ITSPs. We will add more modules every day the moment we are
> finishing the necessary documentation for self deployment. The total
> solution contains hundreds of modules in PHP, Perl, C, C# & Java which need
> to interact so it might take a while. I will keep you posted;-) Next module
> going online is a set of Dotnetnuke modules which can be deployed in any DNN
> portal as of version 4+ to get customer portals up and running in no time.
> It is in production already for nikotel.com whitelabel solutions.
>
> Nikolai Manek
> CEO, Remwave, Inc. 
>
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