what I did ?

. Remember when you had your first website 25 years ago, the website or page consisted of code written in HTML language which you had to write in Dreamweaver or any HTML program, then upload the source code to the server. When users used Internet Explorer “browser”, the browser would then interpret the HTML code to a readable web page. These were the old-style websites. When you wanted to update, you had to write new codes and upload them to replace the old ones. Yeah, it seemed rigid and you couldn’t update it freely like with everyday CMS.
Then in 1997, there was a new platform of website written in PHP and using content in the form of a database (MySQL). The PHP acted like a blank book or shell, while the data acted like the details and content that you could easily update by filling out forms (imagine writing a Facebook story). This new platform was named PHP-Nuke, so at that time for my work I used the name Doctor-Nuke, because I was formerly helping the PHP-Nuke community in Thailand, so Doctor-Nuke seemed pretty easy to remember. That’s all the story.