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CodeIgniter and creating a CMS - El Forum - 01-03-2012 [eluser]localhost[/eluser] Is CodeIgniter right for the job? I looks like a good idea if it's a very simple one, with no complex templating needs, but as my requirements amass it frightens me to imagine the mess I'd have using CI. Am I right in saying CI isn't for complex aplications? Am I better off just doing everything by hand? Or is there a way to only use some CI classes, like the DB and helpers? CodeIgniter and creating a CMS - El Forum - 01-25-2012 [eluser]jjDeveloper[/eluser] Another suggestion is using Wordpress and bootstrapping codeigniter into your Wordpress theme if you want to use codeigniter to perform tasks. This worked for me as I saw it like this MVC design pattern Wordpress = controller and view Codeigniter = model Now you can have a custom app in codeigniter which you can use in your Wordpress themes. It's a heavy way of doing things but you get the best of both worlds. <a href="http://ellislab.com/forums/viewthread/209516/">CodeIgniter App integration with Wordpress</a> CodeIgniter and creating a CMS - El Forum - 01-25-2012 [eluser]vbsaltydog[/eluser] CMS based on CodeIgniter: http://www.getfuelcms.com/ CodeIgniter and creating a CMS - El Forum - 01-25-2012 [eluser]johnpeace[/eluser] Better CI based CMS http://pyrocms.com CodeIgniter and creating a CMS - El Forum - 01-25-2012 [eluser]jjDeveloper[/eluser] No doubt CI based is better but some clients want things a certain way CodeIgniter and creating a CMS - El Forum - 01-25-2012 [eluser]Aken[/eluser] You can also integrate Smarty with CI very easily. |