[Pexeso] Framework Introduction
Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2011 6:44 am
Instead of asking question I would like to introduce a new PHP framework called Pexeso. Unlike other popular PHP frameworks that are usually full-blown the Pexeso framework is oriented mostly on the VIEW part of MVC development pattern although this pattern is not imposed.
It addresses the most irritating part of web application development which is the effort to create application that looks and acts like desktop application rather than web presentation. It tries to shield the developer from web specific aspects of application development (like handling request parameters, transferring view state between each requests, keeping navigation scheme) by providing application environment similar to desktop application while still taking advantage of advanced possibilities of HTML layout, scripting and cascading stylesheets.
Some of it's features are:
If you have any questions or suggestions use this post or project's forum. I'll be glad to know your opinion.
Thanks.
Jan
Pexeso Project Developer
It addresses the most irritating part of web application development which is the effort to create application that looks and acts like desktop application rather than web presentation. It tries to shield the developer from web specific aspects of application development (like handling request parameters, transferring view state between each requests, keeping navigation scheme) by providing application environment similar to desktop application while still taking advantage of advanced possibilities of HTML layout, scripting and cascading stylesheets.
Some of it's features are:
- object oriented - Everything is built out of objects.
- event driven - The Pexeso framework is purely event driven and event handlers are the places where most of the custom application logic is written.
- UI design in XML - It uses XML for user interface design where HTML elements are combined with special Pexeso elements. HTML elements are used to achieve desired UI layout while the Pexeso elements are usually providing interactivity.
If you have any questions or suggestions use this post or project's forum. I'll be glad to know your opinion.
Thanks.
Jan
Pexeso Project Developer