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Thread: Announcing Shield: an Official Authentication library
Post: RE: Announcing Shield: an Official Authentication ...

No way... after all that debate for years on how auth was never gonna be a part of CI. I think a few people wanted to shoot Narf over this for a while.

Thread: CodeIgniter 4.1.5
Post: RE: CodeIgniter 4.1.5

Congrats on new website. A few links are broken though. Can't get to the user guide from any link. All 4 boxes halfway down the pages have no href links. Glad to see people still passionate about th...

Thread: Performance Codeigniter, + 2 million records.
Post: RE: Performance Codeigniter, + 2 million records.

Codeigniter itself won't be the cause for slowness. I'd look at the following: - Inefficient SQL queries - Missing/Wrong SQL indexes - Inefficient PHP code (n+1) - Server CPU / Memory

Thread: clear text password to ?
Post: RE: clear text password to ?

Never ever, ever... ever use clear text passwords. Did I say ever? Anyways... if whatever auth framework you're using doesn't support hashing your password, don't use it. If you're rolling your own...

Thread: Proper Middleware support
Post: RE: Proper Middleware support

MrWhite Wrote: (03-07-2021, 12:34 AM) -- albertleao Wrote: (03-06-2021, 09:07 PM) -- MrWhite Wrote: (03-06-2021, 06:28 PM) -- It would be great if CI4 has a feature like middleware in Laravel. I kn...

Thread: Proper Middleware support
Post: RE: Proper Middleware support

MrWhite Wrote: (03-06-2021, 06:28 PM) -- It would be great if CI4 has a feature like middleware in Laravel. I know we have filters in CI4. But that feature is not flexible and not well thought out. -...

Thread: CodeIgniter 4 Websocket
Post: RE: CodeIgniter 4 Websocket

Hey! Very interesting. Have you load tested this? I'm curious how many sockets you can support on a basic server like an t3.medium instance. Any chance you have some unit tests?

Thread: Our reasons to stay away from CodeIgniter 4
Post: RE: Our reasons to stay away from CodeIgniter 4

You have valid points but there's probably more constructive ways to try to improve things such as PR requests but for the most part you're right. We've been a CI 2 and CI 3 shop for 10+ years. Unf...

Thread: CodeIgniter - Appropriate for medium scale
Post: RE: CodeIgniter - Appropriate for medium scale

InsiteFX Wrote: (12-04-2020, 12:04 AM) -- I found it it's here. https://twitter.com/philsturgeon/status/521859257667305472?lang=en (https://twitter.com/philsturgeon/status/521859257667305472?lang=...

Thread: codeigniter vs lumen
Post: RE: codeigniter vs lumen

You're gonna get bias on this forum towards Codeigniter for obvious reason. But one thing I'd recommend having developed a lot in Laravel is that you DON'T start with Lumen. It's easier to start wi...

Thread: How to continue a Code Igniter function after rendering a view
Post: RE: How to continue a Code Igniter function after ...

Sleep isn't the right way to go about this. The best and most scalable way would be to use a cron-job to have a background job run and check for successful payments. Use your db to have "pending pa...

Thread: Logging all sql-queries
Post: RE: Logging all sql-queries

$this isn't in scope in the index.php. $this is when you're inside a class, and ->queries is only there if you're in a class that has the ci3 god object.

Thread: Office hours
Post: RE: Office hours

I voted no because it's one more thing to burden the codeigniter foundation team. They're already stretched pretty thin.

Thread: Help needed for CI v3
Post: RE: Help needed for CI v3

Are you able to reach out to Narf?

Thread: The future of Codeigniter
Post: RE: The future of Codeigniter

Would really love to hear @Killishan about all this.

Thread: The future of Codeigniter
Post: RE: The future of Codeigniter

@ivantcholakov Couldn't have said it better myself. The "small footprint" and "fast" that CI3 sold itself on has become more and more of just a marketing pitch than anything else. It costs less to ...

Thread: The future of Codeigniter
Post: RE: The future of Codeigniter

orionstar Wrote: (06-24-2020, 10:18 AM) -- albertleao Wrote: (06-24-2020, 10:02 AM) -- As for CI 3.0. If it truly has no support anymore, I'd love for the heads of CI to let us know. I have a few le...

Thread: The future of Codeigniter
Post: RE: The future of Codeigniter

orionstar Wrote: (06-24-2020, 08:46 AM) -- @albertleao @jreklund I dont know any specific, he just disappeard. I check the old repo daily to know about any bug or issue that might affect me. I thi...

Thread: The future of Codeigniter
Post: RE: The future of Codeigniter

@orionstar I knew narfbg wasn't really actively developing much, but did he say anywhere that he left the project? That would pretty much mean that CI3.0 is dead.

Thread: The future of Codeigniter
Post: RE: The future of Codeigniter

This has been something on the mind of my dev team for quite some time. There's no doubt that once upon a time Codeigniter was THE go to platform for php projects. Unfortunately, it simply hasn't kep...