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@chadicus in reading that, it seems like a fitting description of the direction frameworks like Slim are moving in. We haven't yet labelled this framework as MVC or anything else; I agree that it would be cool to aim for an RMR implementation. @troy0820 thoughts?
I think it would be pretty cool to implement. Not in just with keeping up with the cool kids but to make a solution that will put us in the direction of what becomes standard (if that makes any sense). Let's do an RMR implementation. Great way to learn too.
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troy0820 commentedon Apr 26, 2015
Micro or full-fledge framework? What techniques can we use that we know work in regards in the direction we want to go to.
guillermoandrae commentedon Apr 30, 2015
I'm thinking micro-framework.
I'm also thinking I'm just going to kick it off. Now.
troy0820 commentedon Apr 30, 2015
I like the fact that we can utilize what Slim has accomplished. Do we want to bundle any libraries or make it barebone for customization?
chadicus commentedon May 12, 2015
I think it would be a cool exercise to implement an RMR framework instead of MVC
http://www.peej.co.uk/articles/rmr-architecture.html
guillermoandrae commentedon May 12, 2015
@chadicus in reading that, it seems like a fitting description of the direction frameworks like Slim are moving in. We haven't yet labelled this framework as MVC or anything else; I agree that it would be cool to aim for an RMR implementation. @troy0820 thoughts?
troy0820 commentedon May 12, 2015
I think it would be pretty cool to implement. Not in just with keeping up with the cool kids but to make a solution that will put us in the direction of what becomes standard (if that makes any sense). Let's do an RMR implementation. Great way to learn too.