The core PHP framework is fairly simple and concrete. The infrastructure has been built on layers that provide a concise and solid stack.
The "util.php" comes with many useful functions, the "db.php" provides smart ways to handle DB connections and "mvc.php" introduces virtual routing with loosely connected view-model relations for dynamic assignment of paths.
As for the PHP extensions, the most interesting is splash. This library/framework and extension empowers programmers to create server-side controls, like the ones that exist in the .NET world and therefore, control all aspects from the PHP server side and not from the client HTML world.
The core PHP framework is fairly simple and concrete. The infrastructure has been built on layers that provide a concise and solid stack.
The "util.php" comes with many useful functions, the "db.php" provides smart ways to handle DB connections and "mvc.php" introduces virtual routing with loosely connected view-model relations for dynamic assignment of paths.
As for the PHP extensions, the most interesting is splash. This library/framework and extension empowers programmers to create server-side controls, like the ones that exist in the .NET world and therefore, control all aspects from the PHP server side and not from the client HTML world.
For more details check:
github.com/g0d/micro-MVC/tree/mast...