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dpcThe document discusses the goals of eZ Components which include providing a solid PHP application development platform without forcing a framework structure, having a clean and simple API, excellent documentation, backward compatibility, stability, and being open source friendly under a permissive license. It also notes the naming conventions used for eZ Components classes.
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