fyroc

5y

I’m very surprised at the lack of PHP micro frameworks with correct Namespace and Class support. I had to spend my weekend adding it, as well as making it so you can easily add a ORM library to it.

Sure I could use Laravel or Codeignitior, but I just needed something simple for rapid development of simple GUIs for desktop and server applications. I couldn’t justify copying over 6500 files for something I’m only going to use a quarter of its features. Now, I can just use composer to install the features I need.

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Codex404

16292

5y

What was the name of the mini laravel made by the same guy as laravel?

Edit
https://lumen.laravel.com
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fyroc

5875

5y

I looked at it, still wasn’t small enough. That’s perfect for micro services and APIs but not what I needed it for.
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AleCx04

28239

5y

Symfony can be striped down pretty hardcore for web APIs as well. I dunno if it would have fit your bill though
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nitnip

1814

5y

There's the Ubiquity framework. It's a bit barebones but I think it has what you want.

https://ubiquity.kobject.net/

http://phpbenchmarks.com/en/...
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c64forthewin

471

5y

I would recommend slim: http://www.slimframework.com/
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Hel8y

337

5y

Zend Expressive. A stripped down version of Zend Framework, it just implements PSR middleware, routers and dependency injection. Multiple routers and DI frameworks are available. (View) renderer is optional, but again, multiple options are available. I never use them, instead I return JSON response.
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nnee

469

5y

Symfony 4.smth (flex).
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fyroc

5875

5y

Thanks for the suggestion but I already built the framework that does everything I need it to do and not everything I don’t.

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