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Chris30
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Looking for a framework with similar architecture to mine.

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Chris30 wrote:QUESTION: Which framework architecturally works similar to this? (It can be a big or a minimal framework.) Also, does such architecture is old and I really have to move on?
None that I know work exactly like that. I think the recommendation of Laravel over CodeIgniter is a good one if you are going to a new framework. There are many good ones around.

The couple of the thing I notice about the code above are the direct access to $_GET/$_POST and maybe an excess use of static classes.
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Christopher wrote:
Chris30 wrote:QUESTION: Which framework architecturally works similar to this? (It can be a big or a minimal framework.) Also, does such architecture is old and I really have to move on?
None that I know work exactly like that. I think the recommendation of Laravel over CodeIgniter is a good one if you are going to a new framework. There are many good ones around.

The couple of the thing I notice about the code above are the direct access to $_GET/$_POST and maybe an excess use of static classes.
Hi,
That's a very old framework. There are many more mistakes like that all around.

I guess I'll start with Code Igniter since it seems the most closest to my current framework.

Thank you. :)
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