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crVCL PHP Framework Nightly build archive
Aug 21st, 2010 by IcemanX

crVCL PHP Framework Nightly build archive

Immediate are the “crVCL PHP framework” and the “crMySQL Toolkit” as nightly build archive formats bz2, zip and gz  available. See http://www.cr-solutions.net/pages/projects.php or http://hg.cr-solutions.net

To see the full change log and download the new stable version go to http://code.google.com/p/crvcl/

Website: http://www.cr-solutions.net

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    RDS Framework
    Jul 22nd, 2010 by RDS Framework

    The RDS Framework is a web development framework written in PHP, and the framework is based on the MVC model.

    The structure of the framework is ideal for web application and enables you to easy share your work with other users, ill explain that a little further.

    Easily share your work

    When you work with the RDS Framework you are making components and modules. Every component and module has its own MVC structure inside it. When you are done writing your component (blog component for example), you can easily share it with other users.

    There are also some extensions (components, modules, etc) available for rapid web development.

    Structured for web applications

    The framework is structured for web applications. For example the media folder (images, css, js) are all in one convenient folder of the system, and separate from all the template files. This mean you can eaily move all your files to a CDN when your website grows.

    Another point is the multi language support. The system allows for easy multi language support with different template files, or just with different .ini files.

    Everything is build for a good SEO strategy (pretty urls etc).

    Normal HTML, PHP and SQL Queries

    When you are working with the framework you are just going to use normal PHP and SQL queries in your controllers and models. In the views you are only going to write HTML.

    This means no special way of making this work. The framework is structured in such a matter that you only have to know your basic languages. There is no special format needed to do all your work.

    This makes it a powerful framework because you are dealing with raw code!

    Tutorials and Documentation

    For a better understanding take a look at the video tutorial and read the documentation.

    website: http://www.rdsframework.com

    videos: http://www.youtube.com/rdsframework

    PHP developers

    For those of you who want to take a look at the most recent code and help with the development take a look at our Git repository.

    Git: http://www.gitorious.com/rdsframework


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      crVCL PHP Framework Version 2.1
      Jul 22nd, 2010 by IcemanX

      crVCL PHP Framework Version 2.1

      The new stable crVCL PHP Framework Version 2.1  is out now!

      Main features of the new Version: enhancement of MVC, AJAX, CLI daemon support, new samples, support of the last sphinx version and many new features.

      To see the full change log and download the new version go to http://code.google.com/p/crvcl/

      Website: http://www.cr-solutions.net

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        crVCL PHP Framework – Code Repository
        Jun 2nd, 2010 by IcemanX

        crVCL PHP Framework is immediately available as Code Repository on Google Code.
        So each User and Developer can better compare the differences between the versions. This repository contain a preversion of the next official release.
        The last build of the projekt is available Nightly Build Mercurial Repository, see Projecte Page.

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          Fluency: a minimalistic HMVC web framework for PHP 5.3
          Mar 13th, 2010 by fluency

          The Fluency framework is a minimalistic web framework for PHP 5.3. Its only purpose is dispatching HTTP requests and providing the developer a way to handle them following the MVC architectural pattern. Hierarchical MVC (HMVC) is supported out of the box, meaning that separate sections of the served content can be provided by multiple controllers.

          Example action codeFluency takes some inspiration from functional programming. Actions (controllers), views and action filters are all internally represented as functions. This provides many advantages, for example, views can be composed like mathematical functions: compare the function composition f(g(x)) with the composite renderer "layout + post".

          Because actions (controllers) are also functions and can only return a single value, the use of hierarchical MVC, that is, using separate actions to provide separate sections of the content, is highly encouraged, also helping to achieve a proper separation of concerns.

          Generally, Fluency favors convention over configuration, but the conventions are not hard-coded and can be easily changed. The resolution of action, view and action filter names is a responsibility of resolvers, which are, again, functions, which reside in the application bootstrap script and can be easily replaced.

          As already mentioned, Fluency aims to be lightweight and avoids reinventing the wheel as much as possible by including only the most basic functionality, that is, request dispatching, URL routing, rendering and action filtering. If that matches your attitude towards web frameworks, you should definitely give Fluency a try!



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