PHP on Trax
Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 7:55 pm
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Opinons ON the two frameworks.*MrPotatoes wrote:make your own?
Fixed.alvinphp wrote:Rest assured 20 more frameworks will come out claiming to be better, just like what happens with language.
The RoR framework is incredibly well thought out. Copying it to PHP is a very good idea.alvinphp wrote:couldn't they have been a little more original then copying RoR.
Interesting enough, I'm in the process of creating something similar which ties into Zend Framework. As of now each controller requires a model and view (among other things) and becomes very tiresome having to manually place each file, appropriatly named and such, into the respective directly. I plan on having it auto create methods I assign to the controllers aswell (database driven), which is also linked into an authorization system I've made.d11wtq wrote:PHP on Trax. Hmm... the name made me laugh.
Documentation looks more like a skeleton of what is going to be there. It's all empty pages at the moment
Indeed, there are a shed load of frameworks and I'm working on yet another; although ours has a control panel to it with a GUI (for admin tasks, creating new apps etc) so it's referred to as an application manager rather than an actual framework.
No, not at all. scriptaculous is an AJAX-toolkit and phpontrax is a rapid development framework (like cakePHP, both of which are based on Ruby On Rails) - two very different pairs of shoes. If you have a bit of a closer look at them, you'll see the difference.AshrakTheWhite wrote:as far as i can see its a ripoff of script.aculo.us
Fancy exchanging ideas?Jcart wrote:Interesting enough, I'm in the process of creating something similar which ties into Zend Framework. As of now each controller requires a model and view (among other things) and becomes very tiresome having to manually place each file, appropriatly named and such, into the respective directly. I plan on having it auto create methods I assign to the controllers aswell (database driven), which is also linked into an authorization system I've made.d11wtq wrote:PHP on Trax. Hmm... the name made me laugh.
Documentation looks more like a skeleton of what is going to be there. It's all empty pages at the moment
Indeed, there are a shed load of frameworks and I'm working on yet another; although ours has a control panel to it with a GUI (for admin tasks, creating new apps etc) so it's referred to as an application manager rather than an actual framework.
Is this something similar or are we on seperate pages? If not, lets discuss (in a seperate thread) because I very much like this idea of an application manager.
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/<framework>/apps/<appname>/welcome/Model.php
/<framework>/apps/<appname>/welcome/View.php
/<framework>/apps/<appname>/welcome/Controller.php
/<framework>/apps/<appname>/welcome/template_runner.php
/<framework>/apps/<appname>/welcome/settings/Model.php
/<framework>/apps/<appname>/welcome/settings/View.php
/<framework>/apps/<appname>/welcome/settings/Controller.php
/<framework>/apps/<appname>/welcome/settings/template_runner.php
/<framework>/apps/<appname>/welcome/statistics/Model.php
/<framework>/apps/<appname>/welcome/statistics/View.php
/<framework>/apps/<appname>/welcome/statistics/Controller.php
/<framework>/apps/<appname>/welcome/statistics/template_runner.php