I call it XPC, eXtensible Page Creation. Remember this is a conceptual Framework. In it by itself it does nothing. It allows you to use it to do a lot. Such as a web hosting company, member's each have their own portals etc...
I am in pre-alpha stages before the first release of the XPC framework. The administration "product" of the Products is not done yet.Nuke add ons and modules can easily be turned into "products" that can be reused with your XPC framework (however you choose to use it).I am sure there will be a lot of questions when this is posted. First off, the code is not available as of yet (only to active developers) You can view the developmnet site here http://dev.4arrow.com and sign up if you like. How does this fit into Nuke? I am not sure. I guess there is a lot of ways to utilize XPC by being creative. XPC is just a skeleton in which to easily maintain unlimited domains and subdomains by reusing the same code. The content or "products" visitors will actually see or use will be up to you. Remember also that there is pure html templates and each request for a page has unique meta data information, no query strings, and it can reuse or have its own template.
Anyone who is interesed in learning more or helping me finish the XPC module builder can email me at mglazer@xpc.4arrow.comPS XPC uses PHP classes (OOP) to abstract the code. There are currently 4 classes that are done, 2 not quite and three more planned. Classes include: