[nycphp-talk] PHP5 reimplementation of Struts (ZNF)
Daniel Krook
krook at us.ibm.com
Wed Jun 8 09:29:54 EDT 2005
Since we do seem to have a lull on the list... :)
This project was brought to my attention this morning. Seems
interesting, though I haven't had time to dig into it yet. They're
looking for testers and developers. The have a very comprehensive
developer's guide in PDF at: http://znf.zeronotice.com/docs/znf-0.7.0.pdf
"[ZeroNotice] have developed an open source PHP5 reimplementation of
Struts.
This is not the first attempt to rewrite the Struts implementation, or
part of it, in PHP, but after spending a lot of time studying existing
open source frameworks, like Phrame, PHPMVC, Struts4PHP, Seagull and Vida
we decided to reimplement a brand new framework from scratch for many
reasons. First of all, all the mentioned frameworks, except Vida, are
written in PHP4 and we believe that its object engine (Zend Engine 1) is
too limited for developing enterprise level web application.
At the same time the code we analyzed is written without a rigorous
approach (coding standards, compliance to W3C standards, output of
notice/warnings, lack of documentation/examples).
Last but not least frameworks claiming to be a porting of Struts have made
no code optimization during the porting from J2EE to PHP. We're searching
for comments, feedback, bug signaling and best of all new developers. Any
kind of contribution will be appreciated! ZNF is free software released
under GNU/LGPL license, the official ZNF home page is at
http://znf.zeronotice.com/."
Daniel Krook, Advisory IT Specialist
Application Development, Production Services - Tools, ibm.com
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