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I always thought that adding one PHP file and one template file and putting your code in the PHP and your design in the template was the simplest way to add features to Tiki. Furthermore features can cooperate sharing the database but are completely independent, you remove the code and nothing happens to the rest of Tiki. It is true that the code inside each feature can be not very clear but it is code that is highly cohesive because it does just one thing.
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