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[Eddie Haber]

What Brent is nicely trying to say is MVC is not a framework. It is a
methodology or technique.

JAVA has the best frameworks for enterprise development like Jboss, It would
great for PHP to have a robust application framework that was in standard
use and distributed with the language.

E


On 3/4/05 9:01 AM, "csnyder" <chsnyder at gmail.com> wrote:

> I could not wake up and face the day without MVC, or whatever bastard
> version of the pattern I happen to be using. Not only is it possible
> with PHP, it's highly recommended for maintainability (and therefore
> security).
> 
> I don't buy the argument that more code is involved, at least not for
> any system more complex than a simple weblog. Writing a framework to
> take care of the infrastructure of parsing and responding to HTTP (or
> whatever) requests allows you to concentrate day to day on business
> logic and display routines.
> 
> I think that, like a CMS, your choice of framework is highly
> subjective. Unless you fall in love on first sight you will probably
> end up writing your own.
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