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February 28, 2006
Simplified PHP MVC Framework
In his famous pragmatic style, Rasmus Lerdorf has shared an article on his Toys blog that will walk you through what he calls a "no-framework PHP MVC framework." The task is a simple rich Web application, with SQLite and PDO for data abstraction, Ajax and JSON for data validation (input sanitation is achieved through the PECL filter package), and several components from the Yahoo! User Interface Library. All tied together with PHP, JavaScript and HTML, just like you'd expect.
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Posted on February 28, 2006 06:44 PM by ajax594.
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Turns out I wasn't even on the right site, the "real" firefox blog is in Germany. I guess that makes the odds of the event happening all that greater, since it was an almost totally chaotic series of steps that led me here. Friggin Twilight Zone man...
Posted by: Douglas Clifton at March 1, 2006 12:38 AM
That has got to be the strangest thing that's ever happened to me, at least in recent memory. I have never been to this site before, but I was on Spread Firefox and I noticed a recent climber "firefoxblog" -- but SF doesn't link to the site. So I went searching on Google and surfed here. Okay, so I'm poking around, and then I get an email. It's a trackback notification, and guess who from? This very site, this very post. Weird. Small world, whatever, thanks for the link.
Posted by: Douglas Clifton at March 1, 2006 12:12 AM
