Code Igniter seems very hip and lightweight, and I much prefer it to
almost all the other frameworks out there, but I was disappointed by
the fact that it still requires a lot of extra redundant code, even for
simple things like request dispatching, database calls, and creating
correspondence betw
kumas, I'd be interested to hear what you think the advantages and
drawbacks of Cake and Symfony are.
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There's a project i've been wanting to implement for a couple of
month.. and i've been wandring from framework to framework.. i tried
symphony.. but i had alot of trouble to get it working.. it was
sometime ago.. dunno if it changed. i also tried prado.. but i guess i
was too lazy to digg deap int
I used Code Ignitor (www.codeigniter.com) before moving to cake. It's
by the same folks who did Expression Engine, probably technically not
open source, but it feels like it. I really loved it for it's
simplicity of language. I felt like the code I wrote with it was more
elegant than with cake--le
Rafael Apocalypse wrote:
> Not starting a discussion about what is better than what... for me
> cake is better just because symfony needs a root permission to install
> at the server, it just don't run like cake runs, just put a 'folder'
> inside your host and that's it, running!
>
Nope. You don
Not starting a discussion about what is better than what... for me
cake is better just because symfony needs a root permission to install
at the server, it just don't run like cake runs, just put a 'folder'
inside your host and that's it, running!
RA
On 4/7/06, nate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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No offense taken. I was not aware of the previous post. Thank you for
clarifying.
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nate wrote:
> Cake is just as flexible, if not more so. Look at
> app/webroot/index.php and cake/config/paths.php. Also, in
> app/config/bootstrap.php, it is possible to actually define more than
> one location from which to load models and controllers
Yes I know. Actually I used both cake and
Oh really?!?!?! So, I could make an addon to a program and have it
read now from two directories. Oh that is nice.
And yes I have my cake directory actually IN my app directory. This
way when i upload I upload only one folder to install my app. Really
nice feature that got added recently. I
Cake is just as flexible, if not more so. Look at
app/webroot/index.php and cake/config/paths.php. Also, in
app/config/bootstrap.php, it is possible to actually define more than
one location from which to load models and controllers.
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guice666 wrote:
> I've tried out Symfony and I found one big flaw in it; I was unable to
> separate the Symfony web directory from rest of the Symfony file
> structure. I wanted all my app files outside of my web directory and
> full control as to where I would put my web directory. Since I was
>
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