Nettorio 0.1 alpha

[eluser]Sbioko[/eluser]
So, does anyone else want to ask something?)

[eluser]Sbioko[/eluser]
Does it ok, if it will be only PHP 5 compatible? Want to hear your thoughts about it. I have an idea to rebuild the CI for PHP 5 power(it will be not Kohana).

[eluser]daniel.affonso[/eluser]

Does it ok, if it will be only PHP 5 compatible?

Sure, of course! I really like this idea.

I have an idea to rebuild the CI for PHP 5 power(it will be not Kohana).

Can you share this idea?

Thanks

[eluser]Ben Edmunds[/eluser]
Sbioko:

I have an idea to rebuild the CI for PHP 5 power(it will be not Kohana).

Why? If you read through the CI files it already has a optimized PHP5 core that is used when using PHP5.

I really don't understand why people always complain because CI supports PHP4. If it was my decision I wouldn't support PHP4 anymore but CI isn't hurting because of this support, If you just want ORM just use DMZ or Doctrine... If you want PHP5 because you want autoloaded classes and like to use new then just use Kohana.


Sorry for the rant, just see these kind of posts constantly...

[eluser]Sbioko[/eluser]
Daniel, Maybe I will develop another framework, because Kohana too slow. Hello world page loaded in 0.2422.

Ben, I understand your opinion. But CI loses speed, because of it's PHP 4 compability. And you know that's true! And I really don't understand, why do we need PHP4. Today, all hosts have PHP 5 installed on their servers. I don't like Kohana. It is slow. I had this idea, while I coded my CMS. When I came to the testing part, I saw that PHP 4 just can't be supported, but all my CI classes are still PHP 4 compatible.

Thanks for the replies!

[eluser]Ben Edmunds[/eluser]
How is CI losing speed? Because of the simple PHP version check?

There is nothing in CI requiring you to support PHP4, you simply have the ability to support it if you wish.

[eluser]Sbioko[/eluser]
I will talk about this later, I need to go to school now!

[eluser]Sbioko[/eluser]
No Ben, not only this. There are a few problems with it:
1) Including unnecessary files: Compat.php, Base4.php, Loader.php
2) Declaring PHP 4 implementations of native PHP 5 functions such as file_get_contents
3) And others

[eluser]abmcr[/eluser]
Hello Sbioko: do you have idea about a date for a public release? Thank you

[eluser]Ben Edmunds[/eluser]
IMHO none of that is near enough reason to change/re-write the framework.

But to each his own...