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* Convention over configuration - do not allow people to change things | * Convention over configuration - do not allow people to change things | ||
* Support whichever version of PHP is in latest Ubuntu LTS, and previous version if latest was released less than 6 months ago | * Support whichever version of PHP is in latest Ubuntu LTS, and previous version if latest was released less than 6 months ago | ||
* Works with <code>strict_types</code> and E_ALL | |||
== Features == | == Features == | ||
Revision as of 12:20, 14 April 2020
Introduction
Ideas for a new PHP framework.
Reasons
There are lots of frameworks out there - why create another one?
Selling points of this framework:
- Welcoming community
- No overbearing '(benevolent) dictator for life' - want to move to a group model as soon as possible, either as a separate foundation or under an existing umbrella
- Tutorial documentation as well as API references
- Minimal overhead - mostly a collection of existing modules with a bit of glue to hold them together
- Convention over configuration - do not allow people to change things
- Support whichever version of PHP is in latest Ubuntu LTS, and previous version if latest was released less than 6 months ago
- Works with
strict_typesand E_ALL
Features
Framework should support the following features:
- Front controller with routing
- Templates (Twig)
- Ship with sensible
.gitignore - Installable with
composer create-project
Simplicity
To keep the framework as small and simple as possible, it will follow these principles:
- Fixed filesystem layout - no moving controllers to a different directory etc.