You make a good job for CI, undoubtedly, but I want to discuss some issues related to the future strategy.
I work for nearly three years on a project that uses CI 2.6. The application that I develop has evolved over time, and the main problem with I was faced was related to the organization of files.
Imagine that in the "controllers" exists hundreds of files, and in "models" and in "views", even thousands of files (meaning large-scale applications, not just a blog).
Imagine you should assign names to this files (unique and suggestive).
Imagine a "controller" or a "model" that contain hundreds of lines of code or even thousands.
Imagine how works an IDE that has opened (and loaded into memory) 10/15/20 file of this size.
Imagine you have to do make "debugging" or "update" on such files.
Imagine that you are not alone programmer working on this project, you are part of a development team, and often you faced with the situation where the file changed by you, it was amended before by something else, because the task that project manager assigned to you intersects with another task assigned to another programmer (and you have to update the files from server and solve conflicts (using SVN, GIT, etc...)). And so on ...
In this case, the MVC architecture is not sufficient. Fortunately, I found the solution using the extension supplied by "wiredesignz" (Modular Extensions - HMVC). This extension helps me, saved me a lot of time and solved a lot of issues. I think that will be a major benefit for users, to add support for HMVC architecture, in CI.
