Hi everybody!
It's been an year (or so) after my last commit to qoo framework and this speak for itself.
Back to the time i started the qoo framework project, i was a full time php developer and i wanted to give back something to the community i learned so much from.
I spend a lot of time reading the code of frameworks such as Zend and Symfony and i have learned a lot about php programming and about object oriented programming.
One year after i am a full time javascript developer who embraced nodejs as primary development and deployment environment, a language that has a very elegant and sophisticated object paradigm... i really wish php will evolve in something similar.
That's why i also started a mini project called knot.php, inspired by Nodejs + Express stack, but it's hard to find the time.. someday i will upload it on GitHub and share with you.
Let me clarify something: At the current state, qoo is a perfect Front Controller implementation, supporting routing, filterchains, dependency injection and so on. You can write different routing logics, you can use different dependency injection on your controllers and you also have a builder.
qoo has been immensely useful to me, since he taught me almost everything about php, now i hope it will be useful for other people as well.
See you with knot.php, a nodejs/express inspired framework still to come.
You have written a great post. Going to share with my followers on twitter. Thanks for sharing. Application Development using Angularjs
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