05-26-2017, 11:40 PM
I would say two reasons, one which is no longer, but another which is currently lingering:
1) the period of uncertainty that happened while Ellis Labs left CI hanging out to dry
2) the CI version 4.x lack of timeframe of release, and lack of a solid road map
I still feel strongly that Codeigniter is more bug-free and easier to use than any framework out there, and I particularly love the MVC pattern. I am hoping that the pendulum will swing back to CI but... I'm not seeing any heavy investment right now by anyone other than a couple people (they know who they are)... I certainly don't see anyone in BCIT other than James. I really thought BCIT was going to do some more heavy lifting, not just be a repository owner name.
That being said, I want to take a moment to thank those (few) who are working their tails off...thank you!!!
Bob
1) the period of uncertainty that happened while Ellis Labs left CI hanging out to dry
2) the CI version 4.x lack of timeframe of release, and lack of a solid road map
I still feel strongly that Codeigniter is more bug-free and easier to use than any framework out there, and I particularly love the MVC pattern. I am hoping that the pendulum will swing back to CI but... I'm not seeing any heavy investment right now by anyone other than a couple people (they know who they are)... I certainly don't see anyone in BCIT other than James. I really thought BCIT was going to do some more heavy lifting, not just be a repository owner name.
That being said, I want to take a moment to thank those (few) who are working their tails off...thank you!!!
Bob
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