Ambivalence is a Model-View-Controller framework for PHP web development. The initial version, based on the Java-based Maverick project, offers clean MVC separation and an XML sitemap, plus a service to authenticate and enforce access control.
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Ambivalence 0.9 Released
Ambivalence 0.9 early experience version has been released. Continuing to document everything is the top task right now. Questions/comments/criticisms welcome.
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File released: /Ambivalence/0.9/ambivalence-0.9.tgz
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Ambivalence 0.9 file released: ambivalence-0.9.tgz
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