MVCnPHP 3.0.0 review
DownloadMVCnPHP stands for Model-View-Controller in PHP
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MVCnPHP stands for Model-View-Controller in PHP. MVCnPHP is an implementation of the MVC design pattern for use in PHP applications.
Geared for large-scale, enterprise-level PHP applications, it helps make your large PHP application easier to maintain and your logic more atomic, making it ideal for reuse.
It also features support for Propel, an object-relational mapping tool that can map MVC models to corresponding structures in your database. To get you started, a couple of example applications are part of the package.
What's New in This Release:
This is primarily a performance upgrade to support APC.
require_once has be replaced with require, as that is what APC perfers.
It also wants absolute paths, so that was added, which will mean users will need to adjust the path in the code or be define the global variable referenced in the code.
This will work without APC as long as you define the functions apc_store and apc_fetch, which both do a "return ''".
Some factoring was done to get rid of the factory classes, as nobody but the Controller used them.
Array configuration of the controller is no longer supported.
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