I get your point but there is one problem with that approach that has lead me to advise some clients to use such a filter. People like most of us reading here know quite well the evils and shortcommings of IE6, but by…
I would like to clarify something: We're not exactly (or pretty much exactly) like anything. Some small parts may have been taken from other frameworks but the whole application flow (Request, Response), autoloader and…
I think you got him wrong. We've been at this for some time now and did some heavy development on this. Sometimes a person comes in and comments with a single line like "I WANT MORE NAMESPACES" and seems to assume that…
Actually we have something along those lines: using our command line utility you can install "packages" which should be a collection of classes for added functionality. Currently we have some well known libraries…
We actually keep pretty close to that, but have two implementational differences: 1. Namespaces are linked to a specific directory instead of just translated to a path 2. Our paths are fully lowercase And I stand by…
Sorry Phil, going to correct you a little bit here ;-) It actually wasn't ported over. It was written by Alfie and I did a big rewrite on it before committing.
There will be a Parser lib in v1.1 which will allow you to plugin pretty much any templating engine. Also you won't need to "hack" anything to use Twig with Fuel, the Views aren't loaded when not used. Just use Twig to…
The most direct comparisson is CI: CodeIgniter was a great framework for PHP4 but it is still very much based in PHP4. They may have started to move towards PHP5 with CI2, but they didn't rewrite it with PHP5 in mind.…
I get your point but there is one problem with that approach that has lead me to advise some clients to use such a filter. People like most of us reading here know quite well the evils and shortcommings of IE6, but by…
I would like to clarify something: We're not exactly (or pretty much exactly) like anything. Some small parts may have been taken from other frameworks but the whole application flow (Request, Response), autoloader and…
I think you got him wrong. We've been at this for some time now and did some heavy development on this. Sometimes a person comes in and comments with a single line like "I WANT MORE NAMESPACES" and seems to assume that…
Actually we have something along those lines: using our command line utility you can install "packages" which should be a collection of classes for added functionality. Currently we have some well known libraries…
We actually keep pretty close to that, but have two implementational differences: 1. Namespaces are linked to a specific directory instead of just translated to a path 2. Our paths are fully lowercase And I stand by…
Sorry Phil, going to correct you a little bit here ;-) It actually wasn't ported over. It was written by Alfie and I did a big rewrite on it before committing.
There will be a Parser lib in v1.1 which will allow you to plugin pretty much any templating engine. Also you won't need to "hack" anything to use Twig with Fuel, the Views aren't loaded when not used. Just use Twig to…
The most direct comparisson is CI: CodeIgniter was a great framework for PHP4 but it is still very much based in PHP4. They may have started to move towards PHP5 with CI2, but they didn't rewrite it with PHP5 in mind.…