I've seen the same.

But looking at the core install files I find a vqmod folder in the root.

I think OCMod should be abandoned in favor of vQmod just because OCMod is a poor design.

I never understand what the whole idea behind OCMod has been when it was introduced in OC 2.x to replace a wide accepted and full functional vQmod or the other Override Engine (by Neuhoff).

That must be wrong as you should be able to even install vQmods from the Extension Installer. Will ask Cüneyt tomorrow for further details.

vQmod vs OCMod, the endless battle for OpenCart users Arastta comes with a better event/hook system just like Joomla/WordPress:

http://arastta.org/docs/developers/event-system

But it will take some time until devs implement it.

Okay, fine .. did not have the chance until now to look deeper into the code (because of the translation).

Denis Dulici wrote:

That must be wrong as you should be able to even install vQmods from the Extension Installer. Will ask Cüneyt tomorrow for further details.

vQmod vs OCMod, the endless battle for OpenCart users Arastta comes with a better event/hook system just like Joomla/WordPress:

http://arastta.org/docs/developers/event-system

But it will take some time until devs implement it.

Aha, looks promising!

I love the Wordpress approach so a PLUS for you!

Any news on that?
Would like also to know because the translation texts have to be adopted also!

Confirmed and removed, false warning text. Will update the language fine in Crowdin after 1.0.5 release.

Would you be so nice and tell us the new wording?
Just to translate it right now and not when the new version is out.

As I said, it's removed so there is no new wording:
https://github.com/arastta/arastta/commit/4cf83d5d43cb83a2165ffaf33cf644ddca530ac9

As mentioned in the following topic, Arastta supports both vQmod and OCmod in the core:

http://arastta.org/forum/arastta-supports-both-vqmod-and-ocmod

Regards