8 projects tagged "mvc"
Qoo is a lightweight and easy-to-customize PHP5 framework with a focus on simplicity and source code readability. It provides an elegant (H)MVC architecture and the possibility to extend your Qoo installation with any modules. Its modular design lets you select only the components you need. Its flexibility lets you do the same thing in different ways, allowing you to follow your own coding style or requirements.
EZMVC is an easy-to-use Web development framework implementing the MVC (Model View Controller) design pattern. It helps you create maintainable, flexible, and scalable applications. It is similar to frameworks like CodeIgniter, CakePHP, or symfony, but does not contain all the features of those frameworks at the moment. It provides a base registry class for storing application variables, a router class to dispatch requests to controller classes, a MySQL database wrapper class, a base model class to manage stored information, a template processing class to manage the output of view scripts, and helper classes for CAPTCHA validation, display pagination, and bread crumb links.
Jat (Java Application Template) is a Java framework that is easy to extend. It supplies modular and flexible basic functionalities to develop Web and standalone applications. It can improve application start-up time. Jat Portal is an enhanced version of Jat. It provides several pre-configured features to build a complete Web application.
SCMS is an MVC based secure content management system. It is designed from the ground up to withstand common Web application vulnerabilities such as SQL injection, XSS, CSRF, session fixation/hijacking, and many others. It is designed for PHP 5.0-5.2.x and MySQL 4.1+, and it can optionally support PostgreSQL as a database backend.
PhpPeanuts is a framework for developing database-backed applications in PHP. Rather than building an application from the bottom up, you initially only build domain model classes in which you specify properties, relationships, and database table names in metadata. The framework dynamically scaffolds getters and setters, persistency, navigation over relations, and input and delete validation. The abstract user interface instantly offers a rich set of pages for searching, browsing, drilling down, editing and reporting over your domain model. From there on you extend and refine both the domain model and the user interface to make it what you want by defining specialization classes and overriding inherited methods.