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This is largely why I switch to Kohana long ago - the developers of Kohana forked CodeIgniter and then maintained it, while Ellis Labs let CodeIgniter rot. For
by DanHulton 16y ago
This is largely why I switch to Kohana long ago - the developers of Kohana forked CodeIgniter and then maintained it, while Ellis Labs let CodeIgniter rot.
For those who are interested, Kohana is in version 3 now, and is no longer a CodeIgniter fork. KO3 is basically a ground-up framework reboot with all the lessons learned from making CodeIgniter not suck (query strings, requiring PHP5+ for cleaner architecture, etc.) taken into account.
http://kohanaframework.org/ http://kohanaframework.org/
- Pyrodogg 16y agoThank you for pointing this out. I've used CI for a couple of previous projects, and was just starting on another. It's not too late to port everything over. :) Adios, Ellis and CI.
- citricsquid 16y agoKohana has awful documentation though -- compared to CI. I think it's a good idea to start with CI to learn to nuances of PHP MVCs and then switch to Kohana with that knowledge in hand.
- DanHulton 16y agoAn excellent point. Though the more I work with Kohana, I find it ends up being an unexpected side-benefit: I'm forced to go through the actual code of the subsystem in question when I want to learn something tricky about how it works, which means that I thoroughly understand it, as opposed to just dox-level familiarity. They are working on better dox, though.