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Thread: Nginx + PHP 7 + CI 3
Post: Nginx + PHP 7 + CI 3

Hi. Does anyone have an nginx config file for PHP 7 + CI 3? If I do: http://www.foo.dev/index.php/Campaigns This works fine. But if I do: http://www.foo.dev I get a 404. I'm up...

Thread: CodeIgniter 4 Important Features
Post: RE: CodeIgniter 4 Important Features

I think that CI4 should break with compatibility and be a brand new branch in the codeigniter series. If you want LTS (long term support), have CI 3 for the next 10 years. Just keep on doing secur...

Thread: Module support?
Post: RE: Module support?

PaulD Wrote: (06-22-2015, 07:22 PM) -- Personally, and after this recent experience, I feel that the idea of a controller calling a controller is completely right, justified and in many cases absolut...

Thread: Problem with case sensitive in loading controllers
Post: RE: Problem with case sensitive in loading control...

CroNiX Wrote: (06-11-2015, 01:56 PM) -- Really, it would only take about 3 minutes to code and a few seconds to run a PHP script that uses glob() to get all filenames in a dir, ucfirst() the filename...

Thread: Say No to Composer!
Post: RE: Say No to Composer!

MatthewSchenker Wrote: (06-10-2015, 07:40 AM) -- Here's my reasoning... 1. Although I like the idea of help managing libraries, the implementation of Composer adds extra work which, in many cases, en...

Thread: Problem with case sensitive in loading controllers
Post: RE: Problem with case sensitive in loading control...

I have about 100+ controllers, 80+ models and 50+ libraries and probably well over 150+ views. A crazy crazy enterprise platform. I upgraded from CI 2 to CI 3. There was no way lol, that I was go...

Thread: [split] PSR 7
Post: RE: [split] PSR 7

I hope something like this gets implemented: https://twitter.com/lsmith/status/605366922536972288

Thread: HMVC the right way ?!
Post: RE: HMVC the right way ?!

RogerMore Wrote: (06-01-2015, 10:25 PM) -- So you have your own code which you can put from 1 project to another which is called libraries. Who doesn't have that. One thing I'm missing though, is tha...

Thread: Asyncronous work
Post: RE: Asyncronous work

albertleao Wrote: (06-02-2015, 08:29 AM) -- That's interesting, I had never thought of that approach. I use Amazons SQS for several tasks, but I had never thought of using it like this. What message ...

Thread: HMVC the right way ?!
Post: RE: HMVC the right way ?!

Narf Wrote: (05-29-2015, 09:50 AM) -- I disagree ... Libraries are supposed to be portable, not dependable on the application that uses them and you don't get that when a library uses a model. -- N...

Thread: Asyncronous work
Post: RE: Asyncronous work

Message Queue every time. The reason for this, it doesn't matter if its javascript or PHP. Both listen to MQ and both can send and receive. It's completely agnostic. If I was having a page load de...

Thread: Codeigniter vs LArave;
Post: RE: Codeigniter vs LArave;

CroNiX Wrote: (05-22-2015, 08:13 AM) -- Build a large, complex high traffic website in Laravel, then build the same in Codeigniter. -- What is large? What is complex? What is high traffic? Some peo...

Thread: HHVM + Postgres Driver
Post: HHVM + Postgres Driver

Just wanted to put this here, in case anyone else comes up with the same issue. Running HHVM + the Postgres driver from PocketRent. It does not support the function pg_set_client_encoding. Code: -...

Thread: CI 4.0 Micro-framework?
Post: RE: CI 4.0 Micro-framework?

PaulD Wrote: (04-20-2015, 07:47 AM) -- No, definitely not IMHO. Twice the support, new frustrations when something you need suddenly is not in the micro version. -- Nope. Take a look at Lumen and ...

Thread: Which PHP 5.X version should be considered as Required
Post: RE: Which PHP 5.X version should be considered as ...

includebeer Wrote: (04-18-2015, 11:28 AM) -- Maybe you can read the other posts before making that kind of comment. A lot of devs have little to no control on the PHP version installed on the server ...

Thread: CI 4.0 Micro-framework?
Post: RE: CI 4.0 Micro-framework?

dmyers Wrote: (04-17-2015, 11:50 AM) -- Ya if you take a look at it, it is a closure which simple returns straight up HTML. If you actually set it up to load a controller and build a view (like Code...

Thread: CodeIgniter 2 EOL - October 2015
Post: RE: CodeIgniter 2 EOL - October 2015

There is zero interest in me moving over to CI 3.0. If anything, I would probably spend the next 7 months investigating Lumen. Some of us aren't relying on hooks, helpers and a full-stack framework.

Thread: CI 4.0 Micro-framework?
Post: RE: CI 4.0 Micro-framework?

dmyers Wrote: (04-17-2015, 10:27 AM) -- Can you PM your lumen controller, view and route. Once I setup a controller which accepted a variable which I then sent to a view. I wasn't as impressed with t...

Thread: CI 4.0 Micro-framework?
Post: RE: CI 4.0 Micro-framework?

When I first ran HHVM 3.3.0 with codeigniter the result was horrible. Which is why I jumped to using slim. Now I see that's not the case. All the tests are run out of the box using - ab -t 60 -c ...

Thread: Use Parts From Symfony, Laravel etc
Post: RE: Use Parts From Symfony, Laravel etc

dmyers Wrote: (04-15-2015, 07:20 AM) -- Honestly if CodeIgniter is just following Laravel lock step. I'll just put a Laravel wrapper around my CodeIgniter libraries (like everyone else that left CI) ...