Better php framework for shared hosting [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
How to implement classes that should be loaded once?
I’m building a little framework, currently it is just for fun. I’m wondering how should I implement classes that should be instantiated by the framework and be passed to the controller to use?
Possible with PHP MVC Framework? A better solution to client ‘override’ of core functionality?
Background / The Problem
What do I need to know re. Javascript frameworks? [closed]
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How to choose between lightweight or heavyweight framework for web application [closed]
Closed 8 years ago.
Building an RPC framework
I’m curious about what it takes to build a simple and robust RPC framework. I’ve only looked at a few ruby frameworks but they are all lacking in some way. What I want out of an RPC framework is some kind of registration/discovery mechanism and a simple plugin architecture. Pretty much all the frameworks out there provide a simple plugin mechanism but I haven’t found one that provides a simple discovery mechanism. The only one that does provide something in terms of discovery is MCollective but that has its own set of issues that I’ve run into while trying to use it at work.
Building automated unit tests for tools which don’t have an xUnit implementation
An ETL tool, akin to SSIS, called RedPoint Data Management: not open source so I’ll describe, it has projects which have tools, these tools are linked by data flows, and some have some logic I wish to unit test
Do frameworks put too much abstraction? [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
Architectural questions regarding, MV** frameworks, NoSQL data models, and gradual refactoring
I have a web app I would like to gradually refactor by adding structure to it.
How can I cope with every increasing/changing number of frameworks? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: How does one keep up with all the new tools/languages/framework? [closed] (11 answers) Closed 11 years ago. I started coding with php, mysql, html, and javascript back in 2002 and heck that is all you basically needed to create any type of website. Over the years I picked up […]