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| OpenPyro packages are swappable. This means that if you already have a particular implementation of a package's functionality, you should be able to cross connect those with OpenPyro classes. Taking the logging example again, if you are already using an existent logging framework, you may have to implement a small interface to connect your framework with OpenPyro logging. | OpenPyro packages are swappable. This means that if you already have a particular implementation of a package's functionality, you should be able to cross connect those with OpenPyro classes. Taking the logging example again, if you are already using an existent logging framework, you may have to implement a small interface to connect your framework with OpenPyro logging. | ||
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| + | * Plugins: | ||
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| + | A lot of the non core functionality will be available as plugins which you can choose to use or not. Plugins are small libraries of code that are dependent on the core library to add specific functionality for your project. These plugins can be things like Adobe AIR helpers, MVC architecture implementations, etc. | ||
| * Do not re-invent the wheel: | * Do not re-invent the wheel: | ||