Small Success in My Software Journey

Over the past 9 years I have been working on building a Cloud system that can do massive compute and massive storage. I took an unorthodox testing path which I think set all my projects back from a marketing perspective.

Today is a small success because we have finally taken a big step forward in having all our interconnected systems and interconnected projects move into a stable state.

This is exciting because we finally get to add features that I have been dreaming about adding for years.

Since this article is missing the background context for it to make sense. I will elaborate with a quick timeline.

• 2006 Started as a professional PHP developer
• 2008 Started designing Cloud control systems
• 2011 Built a dedicated server billing system
• 2012 Attempted Cloud storage in PHP
• 2013 Switches to Node.js and abandoned most our PHP projects
• 2015 Released a few key projects in Node.js
• 2016 Learned that our Node.js projects needed a lot of improvement to match their PHP counterparts.
• 2017 Started imaginging and designing a framework to eliminate the endless dependencies and headaches they were causing.
• 2018 Broke ground on Kado 3 with the goal of bringing our existing production stack into a framework, call it a framework of frameworks.
• 2019 Settled on the shortfalls of Kado 3 and its supporting packages. Decided on a new design that was based on how C and C++ had done things. Broke ground on Kado 4.
• 2020 Released Kado 4 with a dependency free fully function framework allowing Node.js + Kado to make full applications.
• 2021 Released a full scale billing system and two client portals written against Kado 4.
• Recently we got to a point where all 4 projects are stable and running either fully or partially against Kado 4.

Wondering what I am talking about check out https://kado.org in order to learn about Kado.

Thanks for reading!