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> Everyone who evaluated the code said the same thing, to sum it up (in their professorial opinion) the framework was not utilized correctly which resulted in

by konole 12y ago

> Everyone who evaluated the code said the same thing, to sum it up (in their professorial opinion) the framework was not utilized correctly which resulted in the numerous bugs and browser incompatibility issues. How using PHP framework may result in browser incompatibility issues? Whole processing happens in the server side for PHP, not in browser...

ceejayoz 12y ago
I believe Cake is like Rails in that it puts out JavaScript code automatically for AJAXing things.
- dubcanada 12y ago
  While that is true, the Javascript it inserts is thoroughly tested for browser compatibility issues.
  - ceejayoz 12y ago
    Yes, in which case "the framework was not utilized correctly" could mean "reimplemented all that shittily rather than using the built-in stuff".
danielweber 12y ago
In the past I've definitely written PHP that worked in one browser but not another. I don't know why this is the hardest part of the story to believe.
methodin 12y ago
Like any MVC platform, there are tools in place to handle the V. If those tools were not used properly, and hacked, then it could indeed result in poor HTML.