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The Stubbles Blog is here!
Today you are witnessing the dawn of a new time. The Stubbles developers finally started blogging. Expect to find tutorials, thoughts about new features or just musings about PHP in this blog.
To learn more about Stubbles, either wait for more blog entries or visit the development site.
To learn more about Stubbles, either wait for more blog entries or visit the development site.
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As a programmer who has used many frameworks for PHP (Mojavi, Zend Framework and most recently CakePHP), what is there in Stubbles that would make me want to switch from, say, CakePHP? Not trying to be flamebait here, I'm interested in knowing why I should use it.
Stubbles is completely different from the approach CakePHP takes. It will not enable you to build CRUD applications in mere minutes. You will have to write a lot more code on your own.
Stubbles is just beginning to grow, so it currently does not offer you all the functionality, that the frameworks you mentioned, offer.
But as we offer the extended reflection support and some nice features when it comes to creating XML, I can still recommend, that you combine the powers of several frameworks. That's the same approach we will be taking, when using Stubbles in our own projects. We do not aim at replacing these frameworks.
As soon as we finished the basic MVC architecture, we will write some tutorials, to explain how Stubbles can be used to build web applications (which will be mainly built with XSLT).
Stubbles is just beginning to grow, so it currently does not offer you all the functionality, that the frameworks you mentioned, offer.
But as we offer the extended reflection support and some nice features when it comes to creating XML, I can still recommend, that you combine the powers of several frameworks. That's the same approach we will be taking, when using Stubbles in our own projects. We do not aim at replacing these frameworks.
As soon as we finished the basic MVC architecture, we will write some tutorials, to explain how Stubbles can be used to build web applications (which will be mainly built with XSLT).
this is an interesting framework. i will be definitely keeping an eye on this 
Can anyone checkout the Stubbles source code?
I can't find the Stubbles svn url.
I can't find the Stubbles svn url.
You can get the code from:
http://svn.stubbles.net/framework/trunk/
http://svn.stubbles.net/framework/trunk/
Do you work just in your intern team?
Or you gonna share developement with community?
I wanted to write my own framework - but now i think, that its better to develope and to participate in the existing one.
Or you gonna share developement with community?
I wanted to write my own framework - but now i think, that its better to develope and to participate in the existing one.
The sourcecode is available from http://www.stubbles.net
No, i mean, are you gonna to include modules, that are developed by community, in your official releases??
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