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Informations about the package framework

Monolith PHP Web Development Framework

version: 7.0

version: 6.1

This isn't a tool that should be adopted. It's a design project to experiment with ideas.

Goals

  1. idiomatic language usage
    1. allows static-analysis without IDE extension or helpers
  2. no compromise for tradition
    1. integration of established tools / standards generally avoided
    2. standards and conventions are good for integration but they're not good for questioning what you know and questioning how things are usually done.
  3. grown like a garden, designed as a discovery process
    1. naive implementations are designed first
    2. algorithms become more complex only when pain points are experienced
    3. solve problems with the simplest implementation possible
  4. can become feature-complete
    1. lack of ambition to solve all problems
    2. components are open for extension, closed for modification
  5. smallest possible user-land api exposure
    1. final classes by default
    2. strong pressure to avoid inheritance

Installation

  1. extract the application skeleton to a new folder
  2. run composer install

    Collections 9.3

some basic info about collections, they're fancy

Component Bootstrapping 8.0

information

Configuration 7.1

goals:

warning:

config can be used in component boostrapping bind() methods but only within bound closures. the configuration tool needs the bootstrap bind() phase to set itself up.

Dependency Injection 9.4

basic di container

Error Handling 6.0

Build Status

HTTP 12.1

Build Status

Relational Database 8.1

Messaging 0.1

Build Status

Web Routing 23.2

Build Status

  1. make collections final
  2. fix these collections
  3. move tests to phpunit

Todo

under prefix('admin', get('/', ...)) the front-slash doesn't work

Web Sessions 16.0

not verified secure, consider hazardous

Twig HTML Templating 6.0

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