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I missed the H in HMVC though, I know there is some plugin/modification for it... But even so, I also had to implement doctrine as a well designed ORM system... Apparently FUEL has it all.
So I'm willing to start over and try this new framework. I just hope people would start writing some tutorials/articles about the use of this. What I miss is:
- A few examples about how to set the login part in a modular extention.
Take a look into the Applications or Tips and tutorials forums, there're examples available for both. Not sure about them combined, but login works in a module just like anywhere else. (and it's called a "module" btw in Fuel, not a "modular extension" )A few examples about how to set the login part in a modular extention.
Classes just go into app/classes, plugins like CI don't really exist but if you really want procedural programming require/include still works fine. Anything bigger would go into a package, examples of which can be found in Fuel's download (ActiveRecord, Octane, Auth & Oil) and more in the Fuel-Packages account on Github.How to install a plugin/library into FUEL
This isn't much different, PHP is still PHP whichever framework you use. And while Phil's tutorial was using CI, the examples he gives will work the same in principle for any framework.Also how could you easily set pages/modules private-public
We're quick, but not that quick, creating a whole new framework is work enough on its own. The site & forums are powered by Phil's PyroCMS which is written on top of CI.Maybe a good tutorial would be, how did you guys created this forum?
So I'm willing to start over and try this new framework. I just hope people would start writing some tutorials/articles about the use of this.
I'm certainly going to give this a try. Just need to upgrade my server.
It won't take long but it's just a pain in the you know what.
Thanks yet again!
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