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As Chris Bulcock wrote it:

"If you have an idea for a framework, I would urge you to give it a go.
Study some of the existing frameworks, take the best ideas and add some
ideas of your own. A good starting point is to look at the source code
for the Brill Framework. There are only 25 classes, most of which are
fairly simple. Don't be put off by anyone that says "Why re-invent the wheel?"
Progress is made be people who are not satisfied with the current technology
and who investigate new ways of doing things."

Source 2006: http://www.brillframework.org/fwwebapp/fwservlet?cmd=DisplayCmd&view=Faq.html
(http://web.archive.org/web/20080915181759/http://www.brillframework.org/fwwebapp/fwservlet?cmd=DisplayCmd&view=Faq.html)


In 2006, I was looking for a template solution framework. But wherever I looked, I did not like it.
One day, Epo Jemba, a friend of mine, gives me the link of the Brill Framework website.
Brill Framework was not what I was looking for but this project contained a so good idea about
template solution! In my brain, it was fantastic.

So, I take the idea (without the MVC approach) and I decide to wrote a template framework based
on the code of Brill Framework. I made so many changes that it is certainly difficult to find
the original code. But it was there at the beginning.

Brill Framework was under the LPGL. Xidyn too.

Chris Bulcock, thank you for your sharing.