Overview The birth of a new MVC framework, like most others, is spawned by frustrations with the functionality of one or more other frameworks: too much emphasis on design theory, not enough in others, speed, flexibility… the list goes on. The Fever Framework is no different. In an attempt to find a happy medium with [...]
Read More ...On April 24th, Travis Black and Brent Shaffer of Centre{source} will be presenting the Symfony PHP framework. This is our second demonstration after having Shawn McCool present CodeIgniter last month. We are excited to have Centre{source} and look forward to their demonstration.
Read More ...The April 2009 users group meeting will focus on the Symfony framework. We will be receiving a presentation from Centre{source} where one of the developers is on the Symfony development team. More details to come later.
Read More ...The chain-of-command pattern, like most others, assists with maintaining a loose coupling within your classes. By providing a series of classes that implement the ICommand interface and do a specific bit of processing, the developer doesn’t have to care which method to execute.
Read More ...The observer pattern provides another way to maintain loose coupling within your code. It’s an extremely simple pattern and is implemented similarly across languages. There are two parts: the observer and the observable object. Let’s address them both starting with the observer.
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