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Engineering Internals of a RAD Framework... as a PHP Developer
- s0ber 13y agoNice principles described. They are also mostly applied to front-end side. It's very sad that even PHP community now has frameworks with good design principles in a core, but JS community do not.
- vsh 13y ago...'even PHP' - oh yeah! Let The War begin!
- vsh 13y agoWhat i like in Nooku is https://www.assembla.com/code/nooku-server/git/nodes/2.0.0?type=tag https://www.assembla.com/code/nooku-server/git/nodes/2.0.0?t... - really nice support right from scratch. Great article.
- pingvinus 13y agoIt's a great article indeed, nice to see a framework built around a fresh concept. My only complain is that people like me, who were disconnected from PHP community for quite awhile, would like to hear more about base principles of Nooku, use-cases where it performs best, and so on without rushing to technical details so early.
- danilenko 13y agoLooks like there are lots of interesting moves happened in PHP world since I had left it! Great writeup.
- lennexz 13y agoI like nooku alot...it brings back the sexy in php. I hope this serves to inform other devs that php is not dying anytime soon. Infact this is just the start :)
- mac-r 13y agoPHP has a lot of quirks and inconsistencies in it that make many pieces of it confusing. Sometimes you have to look things up because they don't work the way you'd expect them to, and that slows you down. There's nothing that's really earth-shatteringly terrible about it, but people want things to be perfect. The truth is, no language is perfect, but perhaps PHP is less perfect than most others. (JavaScript has a ton of issues with it too, but for some reason people complain less about JS).
- danilenko 13y agoI guess people complain less about javascript because there is no alternative. In web development you are free to choose amount a variety of languages, but in frontend you are trapped.