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Disipal · 03-23-2009, 07:58 PM

Disipal Designs was founded in February 2003. Started as any other site, having a few downloads and gallery to showcase my work. Slowly, it began to evolve into more than that. Disipal Designs hosted modules, themes and other tools. A forum was introduced to our members, which rapidly became a loud and busy place.

Apart from designing, coding became essential, so PHP-Nuke Tools were born, a php-nuke module which was able to convert html to php or even a simple html page to a complete php-nuke module.

After 6 years I decided that it was time for Disipal.net to evolve. An archive will hold everything from the old disipal.net, but the new one will shift its focus on the new engines, new modules, and new tools. Since a lot of engines have evolved the last few years, we will try to cover the most popular ones, like vBulletin, Drupal, Wordpress and Joomla. Attention will be given to the lesser ones, but at a smaller degree. It all depends on demand though…Themes will be hosted, modules will be downloaded and PHP problems will be solved, same as we did years ago.

03-23-2009, 07:58 PM	#1 (permalink)
Disipal Administrator Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Athens (Greece) Posts: 220	We are Back...! Disipal Designs was founded in February 2003. Started as any other site, having a few downloads and gallery to showcase my work. Slowly, it began to evolve into more than that. Disipal Designs hosted modules, themes and other tools. A forum was introduced to our members, which rapidly became a loud and busy place. Apart from designing, coding became essential, so PHP-Nuke Tools were born, a php-nuke module which was able to convert html to php or even a simple html page to a complete php-nuke module. After 6 years I decided that it was time for Disipal.net to evolve. An archive will hold everything from the old disipal.net, but the new one will shift its focus on the new engines, new modules, and new tools. Since a lot of engines have evolved the last few years, we will try to cover the most popular ones, like vBulletin, Drupal, Wordpress and Joomla. Attention will be given to the lesser ones, but at a smaller degree. It all depends on demand though…Themes will be hosted, modules will be downloaded and PHP problems will be solved, same as we did years ago.