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Are there any newer up and coming frame works which we should keep our eyes open for?
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Why are you looking for new frameworks? What's wrong with what's out there already?
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Re: Frameworks
Symphony2 was released this year, and Zend Framework 2 will be release later this year. Others I'm not interested in, personally.
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Are you planning to built one?
Already there are so many of them!
Already there are so many of them!
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Okay, I have PHP game website that uses mySQL and a little jQuery and it runs okay, but I’m writing everything from scratch and it taking a long time to do anything. I don’t really think I need a full CMS, but I’m starting to look at various frameworks like CodeIgnitor etc.
What I really need is something to provide user administration, forums, website mail, other plug-in modules etc. so that I can focus on the key elements of the game rather than trying to re-invent the wheel.
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks,
Steve
What I really need is something to provide user administration, forums, website mail, other plug-in modules etc. so that I can focus on the key elements of the game rather than trying to re-invent the wheel.
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks,
Steve
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Solana_Steve - sounds like you want a full stack framework like Cake or Symfony.
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Can you briefly explain what is a "full stack framework"? Which frameworks would be included in that list?
If you code with CodeIngnitor or Kahana, can you easily merge stuff like forums/discussion board, mail etc. right in?
Does Symphony or Cake just provide all those feature from the start? But what do I lose? are Cake and Symphony good ones to start with?
Thanks,
Steve
If you code with CodeIngnitor or Kahana, can you easily merge stuff like forums/discussion board, mail etc. right in?
Does Symphony or Cake just provide all those feature from the start? But what do I lose? are Cake and Symphony good ones to start with?
Thanks,
Steve
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Full-stack implies that the components of the frameworks are more closely coupled to provide a complete application solution in the style preferred by the framework builders. More loosely coupled frameworks assume you will organize your application in the style you prefer.
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Re: Frameworks
Try Symphony2 framework. Its very user friendly.