Restate My Assumptions

To piggyback one of my favorite movies ever, here are some assumptions that keep me developing LightFrame (when I have the time and inspiration, naturally).

1. PHP is the most popular language used for websites among non-corporate efforts (e.g. hobby projects).
2. A considerable amount of PHP-based sites are not installed on freely manageable servers (e.g. webhotels).
3. Developers like popular frameworks like Ruby on Rails, but find it difficult to find proper hosting for required technology stacks. (Ruby in this case.)
4. In small-scale web projects, sacrificing some performance to gain convenience for the developer is an acceptable trade-off.
   

I might elaborate on the fourth point sometime. Now, it's beddy-bye for me.