YAPMF (Yet Another PHP MVC Framework)

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jack_indigo
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YAPMF (Yet Another PHP MVC Framework)

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Here's yet another PHP-based MVC framework. At this point it's like a new one arrives every 2 months:

http://tkself.org/

I think the way it does its front controllers is more complex than it needs to be. Instead of how this framework does it, I prefer to just create a folder path like:

controllers/Users/LoginUser.php

and then the URL would automatically work like:

http://example.com/users/login-user/

And you could pass it args like:

http://example.com/widgets/view-widget/bolts/4023

Where controllers/Widgets/ViewWidgets.php would automatically receive a global constant array $ARG as: $ARG[0] = 'bolts', $ARG[1] = '4023'
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Re: YAPMF (Yet Another PHP MVC Framework)

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I get a Notice on line 11 in index.php. It seems like TK_SELF_URI is not defined. I fixed that but the demo only echos a line of text?

At first glance the layout looks a little non-standard.
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Re: YAPMF (Yet Another PHP MVC Framework)

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This is actually getting funnier by the week. Yet another PHP MVC framework!

http://doophp.com/

And what's even more humorous is that someone wanted to call their framework "doofp".
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Re: YAPMF (Yet Another PHP MVC Framework)

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I have actually never used any of the frameworks, as I really like being in total control of the software I write. I still use the MVC pattern, but I just implement it manually.

I doubt with my current job I will ever get to give one ago, and personal time dosen't exist at the moment, so I was wondering....
Why do people use these? What are the benefits and do people think that all coding will end up utilising a framework in the future?

Answers on a post card too........ :D
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