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Re: Lightweight MVC framework [message #182841 is a reply to message #182834]

Wed, 18 September 2013 22:16

T0xicCode
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On 13-09-17 08:25 PM, Andreas Ecaz wrote:
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> Problem though, this is on shared hosting. You have access to your www folder and that is it, you can't go outside the www folder so I'm looking for a lightweight MVC framework that doesn't come with the BS "/public" folder. I don't feel like hacking away with mod_rewrite just to get it to work.
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> Does anyone have any recommendations? Otherwise I'll just skip the MVC framework and do it "pure". But I still wanna learn more about the MVC approach since a lot of job hirings are looking for "MVC gurus".

While it's not exactly what you asked, most MVC frameworks (at least
CakePHP, last I tried), supported being run completely from inside the
/www folder. They used URLS like
'web.host/index.php/Controller/Action/?other=args

However, depending on the size of your client's projected website, a
full MVC might be too much.

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		Lightweight MVC framework By: Andreas Ecaz on Wed, 18 September 2013 00:25
		Re: Lightweight MVC framework By: T0xicCode on Wed, 18 September 2013 22:16
		Re: Lightweight MVC framework By: Christoph Michael Bec on Wed, 18 September 2013 22:57
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