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Alejandro

22 years, I love programming, design and everything related to Computer Science.

Apr 21, 2019

Wolff: My own PHP framework

Wolff Wolff is a ridiculously small and lightweight PHP framework with useful functions and utilities like a template, route, session and language system. It is intended for those who want to build light websites without having to do everything from ...

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#php #php7 #laravel #framework #web-development

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Joe Clark

Full-stack developer specializing in healthcare IT

May 2, 2019

Nice and simple. It's very similar to the framework I built for my job (not open-sourced). Good job. Keep going.

Sky

Coder

Apr 22, 2019

Finally it's good to see people doing something in PHP community too. I was tired of constant Rust and Go trolls attacking PHP. That being said, I'd look forward to the framework progress.

All the best.

Alejandro

22 years, I love programming, design and everything related to Computer Science.

Apr 23, 2019

Thank you so much for the support! Greetings :)

Mike Schinkel

GoLang Engineer &CICD DevOps

Apr 24, 2019

Sky I work in both PHP and Go concurrently; 12 years and 1 year, respectively.

And I really, really, really wish the PHP team would listen to the language criticisms of people who program in Go and related languages. Things like being able to recover from 100% of errors, making ArrayObject() 100% compatible with PHP arrays and more. We could do so much with PHP if they would just throw us a few crumbs...

I could go on. And on. But out of courtesy to Alejandro I won't. :-)