New PHP MVC Framework - QPHP.NET

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ivanp
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New PHP MVC Framework - QPHP.NET

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Recently I published a new PHP MVC Framework. It is ASP.NET like, object oriented, event driven, component based, with AJAX support, I18N support and is highly customizable. It also has very good documentation and plenty of examples.

Any opinions on it are welcomed.

http://qphp.net
blueyon
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Not bad!

Can you please add some example applications on the site. Maybe a blog or guest book.

I think thats the best way for anyone to learn how to use your framework.
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How is it better or different from PRADO?
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Moved to General Discussion.
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Prado is a .NET clone. Almost all of the syntax in Prado is derived from .NET.

This framework seems a little different to me. It is like a mash of the .NET codebehind style mixed with a Solar/Zend Framework type of view use.
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I am not aware in too much details for every single feature that Prado has, but generally QPHP is not using template engine, just pure PHP file and has support for PHP4.
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