The Future of CodeIgniter

[eluser]no1youknowz[/eluser]
[quote author="ivantcholakov" date="1413345761"]@no1youknowz

Much faster? Much faster? Which one? Where? Are you the Phalcon's author?
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Who mentioned Phalcon? It's not exactly hard to develop something faster than codeigniter. Jeeze. What your problem probably is. Is that you could be one of those guys who KNOWS php or develops in codeigniter. But doesn't do anything than just adding onto a CMS.

I actually found CI to be limiting in what it can offer. I have around 10 composer packages with my application I previously built ontop of CI. I added in autoloading, namespaces, extended many of the CI libraries, hacked around with the core.

You do realise what a framework is right? CI is really nothing special. It was great at the time, but now its days are firmly pass it. It's not THAT difficult to code a framework. There are only a few simple basic components you need. I don't even use 80% of what CI comes bundled with. In-fact if I were to go to laravel it would be the same case. A lot of good developers have their own libraries in their toolbox. Oh thats right, thats why I made my own framework.

[quote author="ivantcholakov" date="1413345761"]The unreleased yet version 3 is the best code that this project shows at the moment. Either you are in a deep delusion, either you mislead the others intentionally.[/quote]

There lies the problem. The best code for an outdated project. Who here is delusional now?

It's alright. You are probably supporting your favorite framework. You don't want it to die.

I'm interested to hear what the intentions are for the project going forward. But I'm not holding my breath on this one.