Obullo framework

Discussion in 'PHP' started by sabato, Sep 26, 2013.

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    Hi Devs.

    I have found a framework called Obullo on the other day. I downloaded it and started messing around with it. It is similar to Codeigniter but to me it seems better and easy to use just like codeigniter. I have tried to find topics about it on the internet, but nothing really can be found. I'd like to here somebody else's opinion about this framework. I'm quiet new to frameworks and just started with codeigniter a few months ago. So, please guys if you have tried this framework please tell us your opinion or if you wanna try it search for "Obullo framework" in google.

    Thanks
     
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  2. xxxize

    xxxize Member

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    Hi, I don't know Obullo.. it's new (version 1.0.1) and for that don't trust for your projects because will change a lot in featured versions!
    I found last week the best ever seen framework named laravel! It's in 4th version and it's very simple.
    Try it!
    (If you like my answer please do like to me!)
     
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    bartolay13 Active Member

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    why not sticking to code igniter, code igniter as far as i know is highly maintained, huge community, modules and components are mature and lots of documentation. though i dont know your project requirements but it will be most safe to go CI.
     
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    sabato Member

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    @xxize
    I've heard a lot about laravel and it is supposed to be awesome, I found the installation a bit complicated. Do you have to do that installation part on server as well or only in developer environment ? i mean localhost.

    @bartolay13
    CI is really cool especially when you are new to frameworks like me. Thats the reason i'm pretty impressed with Obullo, as it is very similar to CI but more uses PHP5 and HMVC out of box.

    I think guys it is worth a look.
     
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    xxxize Member

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    Is the cleanest and easiest installation! yes server too! "-dev" it's only description for some packages which are on dev yet.. because the new "skeleton" for version 4 is a lot different from 3.
    you just install composer.
    download the laravel zip.
    extract it.
    and just command composer install. (for me works sudo composer.phar install)
    That's it!
    You need to get the logic of "restful" to clean your hands.
    the best tutorial which I study now is that http://www.codeforest.net/laravel4-simple-website-with-backend-1
     
    xxxize, Sep 27, 2013 IP