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Re:Launching CakePlate, a boilerplate CakePHP distribution f... by DanHulton on Tuesday November 30, 2010 @10:52AM (#1954445)
Consider Kohana, then, which forked off from CodeIgniter years ago and learned from the many mistakes CI made (most notably being a complete inability to adapt), and was designed with PHP 5 in mind from day one.
Re:Launching CakePlate, a boilerplate CakePHP distribution f... by noodle on Tuesday November 30, 2010 @11:12AM (#1954521)
i considered it in the past, and i might make the switch with all the internal crap going on with CI. but my biggest current project is CI-based and making the conversion would be...tough. plus, their docs suck.
Re:Launching CakePlate, a boilerplate CakePHP distribution f... by tgriesser on Tuesday November 30, 2010 @02:02PM (#1955173)
It looks like they've been working with the community to try and clear a lot of that stuff up, I really enjoy using CI myself so I've been interested. http://codeigniter.com/news/the_official_codeigniter_communi...
Re:Launching CakePlate, a boilerplate CakePHP distribution f... by dtwwtd on Tuesday November 30, 2010 @04:26PM (#1955636)
You may also want to look at CI's 2.0 development branch.

They've rebuilt much of the base code on top of PHP 5 natively now instead of being built on PHP 4 with hacks to make it also work with 5.

Although it is still in development, it has been said that it is stable.

Re:Launching CakePlate, a boilerplate CakePHP distribution f... by noodle on Tuesday November 30, 2010 @04:59PM (#1955750)
i use it already. it isn't anything especially different.
Re:Launching CakePlate, a boilerplate CakePHP distribution f... by GBond on Tuesday November 30, 2010 @11:39AM (#1954631)
Can you expand on "all the internal crap going on with CI"? I'm building with CI for a project so I'm curious.
Re:Launching CakePlate, a boilerplate CakePHP distribution f... by noodle on Tuesday November 30, 2010 @12:09PM (#1954760)