Which HMVC library do you prefer? Why?

[eluser]wiredesignz[/eluser]
[quote author="WanWizard" date="1291044823"]@wiredesignz,

You sound like a broken record. There is no "true HMVC" (a search reveals that you are the only one using this term), and there is no death penalty on "not following" whatever pattern you think people should follow.[/quote]


You wrote this did you not?


[quote author="WanWizard via Bitbucket" date="1291044823"]
Introduction

Modular extensions for CodeIgniter have been around in some shape or form for quite some time: Modular Extensions, HMVC, Matchbox and Modular Separation.

While designing an application framework based on CodeIgniter, I needed a much more flexible system than what is on offer by the extensions mentioned above.

A module in my definition is a complete CodeIgniter mini-application.

It needs to support all elements you have in a regular application folder: controllers, models, views, libraries, helpers and config files. All these elements must be loadable using the CodeIgniter standard practices, automatic, and with a minimum of configuration. And this includes controllers loading other controllers, and models loading other models, to support true HMVC.

At the same time, the solution needs to support modulair routing. Not with a fixed format (for example the first URI segment has to be the module name), but using regular CI routing rules.

Also, I wanted as little impact on a standard CodeIgniter installation as possible, as every extension of a core library method might break some CodeIgniter functionality in the future. Some extensions however, are unavoidable. These are documented in detail below.

Features

* Supports routing to module controllers
* Location of your modules is configurable at runtime
* Supports cross module calls, also to controller methods
* Uses standard CodeIgniter routing, no Router library modifications
* Introduces $this->load->module() via a Loader library extension
* Support for the default index() method and the _remap() method when routing
* Supports loading models without CI object assignment, to support ORM libraries
* Supports module controller return values for true HMVC...[/quote]

You, like a few other people I won't mention, like to use catch phrases and hype to try and impress people here who might know less than yourself. But rest assured you do not impress those who know better.