For a hobby, some people watch or play sports, others collect or build things. Not me. I code. I spend a large amount of my personal time (time when I'm not at work or with my family) either reading about, playing with, or writing software (it's one of the reasons I continue to write this blog even though I have few actual readers).

Because of this, I have decided to create a framework that I will share with anybody that wants to use it. I am calling this framework the BizArk framework (if you didn't get it, BizArk is short for business architecture). You can read a full description on the BizArk Framework page.

This initial release only includes a few things, such as command-line argument parsing, splash screen management, and some extension methods and is really more of a library than a framework. I do plan on adding to this framework, but I don't have any kind of road map or even goals for it.

I am licensing it under the WTFPL software license. This license allows you to do Whatever The F*** you want with it. I don't really care how people use it, I'm just doing it for fun. Some day I might make it an open source project, but no real plans of that for now.