VariantsHajoon

VariantsHajoon is a designation used in software development and related communities to refer to a family of related variants derived from a base project named Hajoon. The term signals that multiple configurations exist under a shared core, each tailored for different use cases or environments.

The term combines the English word variants with the proper name Hajoon, indicating a lineage of variants rather than a single implementation. It is commonly encountered in repositories, documentation, and discussions where Hajoon acts as the root project.

Typical Hajoon variants include Classic, which provides the base feature set; Lite, focused on a reduced footprint; Pro, with enterprise-oriented options; Extended, offering additional modules; and Experimental, including early-stage changes subject to change. Feature sets vary by release and are described in the project documentation.

VariantsHajoon variants are usually maintained together under a common versioning scheme. Changes in the base Hajoon project may cascade to all variants, though each variant may receive independent updates. Users select a variant based on resource constraints, required features, and compatibility with their environment.

As a concept, VariantsHajoon emphasizes modular design and configurability. The term is primarily used in community discussions and formal documentation related to the Hajoon ecosystem.