Ask HN: Would anyone be interested in using a new Codeigniter Admin Type Module?

Please note that the project is not a front-end utility but more of a starting point for new projects. Last year, I had started work on a personal project as I was working on a lot of Codeigniter based websites, but then I was just one year old into the Web and work got haywire. My modules were quite messed up as I had picked them up from a number of my projects. The motivation behind the project was that as a developer I needed a better and faster starting point for my projects. A set framework with a decent UI for my local projects. So, I used Twitter Bootstrap and quickly wound up a small project which I could just fork off for my new projects. What I was able to build over the couple of months was an admin dashboard with these features - * bcrypt for password hashing (was using SimpleLoginSecure) * Add/Edit/Delete Users * Add/Edit/Delete/Assign User Roles * Separate website sections for Administrators and Users * Master Site Management - Site Name and Description * Notifications for users - Text based (static, manual) Most of the modules built were quite flexible to be extended/rewritten easily. After sometime, earlier this year, I started using Laravel and then I felt that most of the features I felt were missing in CI were there in Laravel, and I stopped my project. From whatever I have learnt over the last few months is quite worthwhile in working on my project again as I can imagine the architecture better. And I have thought of some new interesting modules to incorporate in this version like - * Modals (based on Twitter Bootstrap) - which can be called via a common controller and extended for different functionality * User Role based feature assignment If you would be interested in using such a project for starting your work, I would appreciate some feedback in terms of the features you would be looking for, because each developer has his personal preferences in terms of his starting stack. Note: The project name was "Igniteplate"