Are you using MicroMVC?

[xeoncross]

Are you using MicroMVC?

[stas]

http://github.com/stas/facebook-ideas-app
Real world application which is already deployed on Facebook.
Wrote it mostly to play with MicroMVC and fun.

[mediahack]

I'm looking into using MicroMVC. The documentation seems to be for 2.x and not this latest 3.x release. Trying to figure out multi-site and modules for 3rd-party libraries like Facebook. I saw on the wiki page you had at some point a Twitter module. Any assistance you can give would be appreciated. Thanks.

[xeoncross]

MicroMVC.com is completely out-dated. The latest development branch of the system contains an un-minimized version of the codebase which might make it easier to understand.

Multi-site support is now gone. If a site is important enough to build on a framework - then it should have it's own filesystem setup.

Basically, the root level contains many modules now. The "system" folder is the main module which has all the core classes - but each other folder (like "example") is another whole module.

Sorry things are so dis-jointed right now - if you need help let me know.

[mediahack]

we have a need for a framework that we can share the core and modules, but still has the flexibility for mutliple themes/layouts. AND I think the work you've done is awesome.

[GreyDev]

I'd love to see an update to this! Any chance you could post this latest development branch you speak of?
A little documentation would go a long way too :)

[xeoncross]

The development branch is at the top of the repo under "branches". Just
select "development" from the list to get the latest version. The code in
the development branch is a lot easier to follow.

On Sun, Jul 31, 2011 at 8:37 AM, GreyDev <
[email protected]>wrote:

I'd love to see an update to this! Any chance you could post this latest
development branch you speak of?
A little documentation would go a long way too :)

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[GreyDev]

Ah, brilliant :) MicroMVC seems to be an elegant mix between simplicity and functionality, I like it very much!
I must ask - why the switch to capitalized first letters of directories and files?

[xeoncross]

I would have preferred to lowercase everything to make it simple. However, since MicroMVC needs to work with other systems like Zend and Doctrine we moved the structure to support the PSR-0 standard.