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Re: Lightweight MVC framework [message #182847 is a reply to message #182834] Thu, 19 September 2013 09:03 Go to previous message
Erwin Moller is currently offline  Erwin Moller
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On 9/18/2013 2:25 AM, Andreas Ecaz wrote:
> I have a client who needs a personal website done in a few weeks. And I wanted to use an MVC framework because I like the approach (even though my "pure" PHP is very clear in separating logic).
>
> 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.
>
> 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".
>


You won't master a MVC framework in a week or so, if it is new for you.
Yes, the idea is simple and clean, but actually using some MVC framework
means learning a lot, mainly the API and the way things are done.
All things you can do now in "pure PHP" easily, will be different.

So unless you LIKE to learn MVC, I would advice against it for a simple
website, since you are already an able programmer, as you claim.

My experience with MVC is limited to some projects in Java, and for PHP
only Cake and codeigniter.

My personal impression about the latter 2:
- Cake is very strict: I hate their straight jacket approach, and
stopped using it.
- Codeigniter is much more lenient: you can USE the framework when you
feel the need, but you can skip it as easily too.

I hope this helps you decide.

Regards,
Erwin Moller


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