In 2008 we created Dotkernel, at that time a simplified MVC CMS, based on Zend Framework 1 libraries.
Now Dotkernel, at version 6, has become a Headless Platform for building modern web applications.
Dotkernel is a collection of applications (skeletons) that use a middleware-first architecture built on top of the Mezzio microframework using Laminas components.
The goal is to provide a pre-configured environment for applications ranging from presentation sites, to enterprise-level APIs and everything in between.
Dotkernel is maintained by Apidemia
Apidemia provides ongoing development, technical support and governance for Dotkernel and its related PHP packages. This includes the core middleware framework, starter applications (like Dotkernel API, Admin, Frontend) and various utility packages on GitHub.
Open Source Stewardship
Apidemia serves a similar role for Dotkernel as the Linux Foundation or the Eclipse Foundation does for their respective projects: providing structure, maintaining quality and ensuring long-term viability.
Brand Identity
While Dotkernel is the name of the framework and ecosystem, Apidemia is the entity behind it, offering consulting, support and custom development services built on top of Dotkernel and Mezzio microframework.
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