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RE: Codeigniter 4 for Enterprise Application - rakeshkv - 11-30-2016
guys please votes and share what you think. Good feature development
RE: Codeigniter 4 for Enterprise Application - rakeshkv - 11-30-2016
(11-30-2016, 10:51 AM)Narf Wrote:(11-30-2016, 10:46 AM)[email protected] Wrote:(11-29-2016, 11:32 AM)Narf Wrote: Before anything else, you should clarify what you mean by "enterprise" ... As far as I'm concerned it's just a buzzword.
here i talking about complex project. Or a bold project means it needs everything that need to construct the app. Most of the bigger companies dont prefer the codeigniter for complex project.
Now ci 4 becomes a full stack framework, why dont we push littleharder and make best for the complex app.
Simplicity - perhaps CI's greatest strength - directly contradicts complexity.
I'm talking about breaking the simplicity. Adding some great features to our CI 4-app needs is not the contradict. It give more flexibility.
RE: Codeigniter 4 for Enterprise Application - peterdenk - 11-30-2016
(11-30-2016, 10:46 AM)[email protected] Wrote: here i talking about complex project. Or a bold project means it needs everything that need to construct the app. Most of the bigger companies dont prefer the codeigniter for complex project.
Now ci 4 becomes a full stack framework, why dont we push littleharder and make best for the complex app.
This is to vague. Be more specific. What do you think CI is missing and what are you suggesting?
RE: Codeigniter 4 for Enterprise Application - arma7x - 11-30-2016
Enterprise featured mean offer anything to build a complex system? But it depend on user too, how they built it. CI rocks, simple and solid. If I'm missing something, just get it on github, but if missing features(talking about auth, most common problem posted in forum, won't happen in CI4) provided as bundle in official package would love it too. But CI is community project, we have our own life and jobs todo. More contributions more strength.
RE: Codeigniter 4 for Enterprise Application - prezire - 11-30-2016
As Narf mentioned, enterprise is a vague term and it depends on the organization that needs it. Perhaps it's possible to stick to CMS instead, and then tweak it if necessary, depending on your organization's demands like marketing needs.
RE: Codeigniter 4 for Enterprise Application - davidgv88 - 12-01-2016
CI 4 is awesome!
But.... We need the simplicity of Codeigniter with the libraries of other frameworks.
For example:
ACL (roles, permissions, etc)
Multilanguage support with .po .mo files
Command line
Form builder. Create forms from a class
ORM
CI 4 no accept libraries from third party in Core I think that is a big mistake.
This features should be included in CI 4 and the developers install this libraries from composer or other methods.
Or create CI enterprise edition but is not necesary.
Finally. Symfony and laravel for example it's much better than Codeigniter but i always use CI because is simply and easy to learn.
RE: Codeigniter 4 for Enterprise Application - sv3tli0 - 12-01-2016
(12-01-2016, 12:39 AM)davidgv88 Wrote: CI 4 is awesome!
But.... We need the simplicity of Codeigniter with the libraries of other frameworks.
For example:
ACL (roles, permissions, etc)
Multilanguage support with .po .mo files
Command line
Form builder. Create forms from a class
ORM
CI 4 no accept libraries from third party in Core I think that is a big mistake.
This features should be included in CI 4 and the developers install this libraries from composer or other methods.
Or create CI enterprise edition but is not necesary.
Finally. Symfony and laravel for example it's much better than Codeigniter but i always use CI because is simply and easy to learn.
IN Core there should be no 3rd party dependency (perhaps only really critical things as security). I don't like that thing in many other frameworks, because this is simple fucking up with the system.. 20 layers to run 1 pagination, 1 db selection and etc..
OUT Core - you can add whatever you want in your app, including with composer or no..
You don't need framework to use other frameworks tools.
This can be done even without framework at all.. You need just few classes..
RE: Codeigniter 4 for Enterprise Application - Narf - 12-01-2016
(12-01-2016, 12:39 AM)davidgv88 Wrote: We need the simplicity of Codeigniter with the libraries of other frameworks.
For example:
ACL (roles, permissions, etc)
Multilanguage support with .po .mo files
Command line
Form builder. Create forms from a class
ORM
Each of these are complex by nature, and a sane ORM (after we forget all other arguments against it) on its own is more complex than our entire framework.
RE: Codeigniter 4 for Enterprise Application - albertleao - 12-03-2016
(12-01-2016, 12:39 AM)davidgv88 Wrote: CI 4 is awesome!
But.... We need the simplicity of Codeigniter with the libraries of other frameworks.
For example:
ACL (roles, permissions, etc)
Multilanguage support with .po .mo files
Command line
Form builder. Create forms from a class
ORM
CI 4 no accept libraries from third party in Core I think that is a big mistake.
This features should be included in CI 4 and the developers install this libraries from composer or other methods.
Or create CI enterprise edition but is not necesary.
Finally. Symfony and laravel for example it's much better than Codeigniter but i always use CI because is simply and easy to learn.
Use composer.
RE: Codeigniter 4 for Enterprise Application - ivantcholakov - 12-03-2016
@albertleao
"Use composer."
It is not that simple.