FuelPHP » FuelPHP releases v1.8 | Blog
Thoughts, ideas, random notes, ramblings... Anything about PHP in general, and FuelPHP in particular. Sometimes serious, sometimes with a big wink. But always with a message. Do you have an opinion about an article? Don't forget to comment! Long overdue, we have just released a new release, v1.8. Looking back It has been what can only be described as another hectic and difficult year. We've lost c
FuelPHP » Dependency Injection & Fuel | Blog
Thoughts, ideas, random notes, ramblings... Anything about PHP in general, and FuelPHP in particular. Sometimes serious, sometimes with a big wink. But always with a message. Do you have an opinion about an article? Don't forget to comment! Yes, we use static classes. So that must mean the principle advantages of dependency injection are impossible right? Wrong. Dependency injection is about makin
FuelPHP » Why did you do that? | Blog
Thoughts, ideas, random notes, ramblings... Anything about PHP in general, and FuelPHP in particular. Sometimes serious, sometimes with a big wink. But always with a message. Do you have an opinion about an article? Don't forget to comment! We have been asked many times about why we do this, or why we didn't do that. Well, we have really good reasons for everything we do. Let's start by going ov
FuelPHP » V2 Alpha 1 release! | Blog
Thoughts, ideas, random notes, ramblings... Anything about PHP in general, and FuelPHP in particular. Sometimes serious, sometimes with a big wink. But always with a message. Do you have an opinion about an article? Don't forget to comment! It has been long awaited by all but we are proud to annouce that the first alpha version of the reworked FuelPHP framework has now been tagged on github! The n
FuelPHP » First v2 Alpha | Blog
Thoughts, ideas, random notes, ramblings... Anything about PHP in general, and FuelPHP in particular. Sometimes serious, sometimes with a big wink. But always with a message. Do you have an opinion about an article? Don't forget to comment! FuelPHP v2 has been “on the horizon” or “just around the corner” for a long time. Unfortunately due to various personal issues in the team work on v2 has been
FuelPHP » FuelPHP and Composer | Blog
Thoughts, ideas, random notes, ramblings... Anything about PHP in general, and FuelPHP in particular. Sometimes serious, sometimes with a big wink. But always with a message. Do you have an opinion about an article? Don't forget to comment! There is a lot of discussion going on about PSR-1, Composer, Packagist packages, and whether or not FuelPHP supports or will support this. With this blog post
FuelPHP › First FuelPHP 2.0 alpha/beta releases | Blog
Today we've tagged the first releases for FuelPHP 2.0. As of this version we'll release the core-of-the-core framework as the Kernel package and the other libraries that make up the 1.x Core will be in the new Core packages or their own package. The Kernel has now reached a level that is pretty close to a Release Candidate and could be called production ready, but as we've raised the bar for unit
FuelPHP » Forums
FuelPHP Forums Ask your question about FuelPHP in the appropriate forum, or help others by answering their questions. Hi everyone, This is a question I've been stumbling upon today and haven't been able to find a solution anywhere nor figure one out myself, hope I didn't miss it out. I followed this simple yet very efficient tutorial to truly "install" Twig in FuelPHP : http://yasbas.com/docspro/2
FuelPHP › Classnames, Autoloading & Namespaces | Blog
Recently we've had lots of feedback about some of the ways in which we handle things likes namespaces, underscores in classes and the occasional bit of PascalCase in our class names. This article intends to clear up any confusion and explain to you why each decision made is a direct improvement to Fuel. Let's first go over how autoloading works in Fuel: Namespaces are linked to an "area" of Fuel:
FuelPHP › A simple, flexible, community driven PHP5.3 framework.
The Fuel PHP Framework is a fast, simple and flexible PHP 5.4+ framework, born from the best ideas of other frameworks, with a fresh start! Version 1.8.2 is a bugfix release, but includes quite a few improvements as well. The most important one: a fix for security issue SEC-CORE-009!. Have a look at the changelog to see what has been fixed or improved. Discover If you are new to the PHP framework
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