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symfony2 (which the OP picks on a little bit) has taken exactly this approach, there's much more emphasis on the components than the framework as a whole.
by hullo 15y ago
symfony2 (which the OP picks on a little bit) has taken exactly this approach, there's much more emphasis on the components than the framework as a whole.
- OstiaAntica 15y agoEven better, other PHP projects, like Drupal, are planning to use Symfony2 components. Symfony2, with its "bundle" concept, holds huge promise for the PHP community and eco-system.
- seanp2k2 15y agoThe problem I see with this is that it only has benefits for huge apps. If you're just getting something off the ground, debugging a 100-line stack trace for every little issue starts to kill your flow real fast.
- seanp2k2 15y agoThe problem I see with this is that it only has benefits for huge apps. If you're just getting something off the ground, debugging a 100-line stack trace for every little issue starts to kill your flow real fast.