[BuyingSpade]

First of all



I would like to apologise for my many posts around this sub-forum in the past 24 hours. I realized how inactive this sub was and it made me sad as I do consider PHP to major within web development - including the creation of web applications.


That being said - let's get to it


I would like to present what I consider as the greatest PHP Router: phprouter.com


Using a router provides decoupling, validation, maintainability and flexability to your PHP. If you need further explanation on the reasoning read the following: PHP Routing





If a mod could delete my last thread that would be appreciated - Good friday to everybody.

[KillSwitch⌥]

This actually looks good. Clean and compact. I am used to use way more complex routing libraries, however this one seems to be a great and more light weight version. I bookmarked this, and will probably test/use it in smaller upcoming projects.

[Romeos]

this sub being inactive doesn't make php less popular 😂.
laravel soon to dominate the world !!!

[Mongrel]

Is this a shameless plug thread? Where's the composer file? Where's the automated testing?

this sub being inactive doesn't make php less popular 😂.
laravel soon to dominate the world !!!

Would prefer Symfony and I don't like the black magic Laravel is doing under the hood. To each of his own but that's my opinon.

[L E G I Ø N]

Looks pretty good, but I'm not sure why you've decided that it needs to be <1Kb. Doesn't really matter with PHP now that we have autoloading and opcache.

That being said. I don't recommend anyone use this. Use an up-to-date framework instead.

[newQuery]

Is this a shameless plug thread? Where's the composer file? Where's the automated testing?


Would prefer Symfony and I don't like the black magic Laravel is doing under the hood. To each of his own but that's my opinon.

^This.

- Add automated test, with a CI on your repository would be even better.
- declare strict_types
- Make it a package and publish it on packagist.

Thank you for the contribution thought, great to see some activity on here :yeye:

[Mongrel]

^This.

- Add automated test, with a CI on your repository would be even better.
- declare strict_types
- Make it a package and publish it on packagist.

Thank you for the contribution thought, great to see some activity on here :yeye:

I'm not even sure the intended version his library is suppose to run. 🙃