A few questions about code igniter |
[eluser]xwero[/eluser]
That was the point i'm trying to make, there is no standard AFAIK. Even phpMyAdmin only allows you to import using docsql and sql. I agree with you when you say a framework should make things easier for the developer but i also think a framework should be lean. A quote from Coolfactor, a CI veteran Quote:I use 17 extended libraries to get CodeIgniter to work the way I want. Basically, I’m subclassing the entire framework with my own framework. Works great.Developers here tend to use the jQuery javascript library which, in my opion, has the same idea: a solid base for all your extensions. |
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A few questions about code igniter - by El Forum - 05-24-2008, 10:57 PM
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