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Yii Web Programming Framework
Yii PHP Framework 1.1.x
...Has reasonable defaults. Yii gives you the maximum functionality by adding the least possible overhead. Sane defaults and built-in tools helps you write solid and secure code. Write more code in less time with simple, yet powerful APIs and code generation. The minimum requirement by Yii is that your Web server supports PHP 5.1.0 or above. Yii has been tested with Apache HTTP server on Windows and Linux operating systems. Yii comes with a command line tool called "yiic" that can create a skeleton Yii application for you to start with. ... -
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Cradlecore MVC for PHP
An easy to use mvc framework for php
...Routes mappings, composite modules, children modules, modules inheritance, cache, environments configurations, predefined frames and more features just from a simple json configurations. Also provides methods to manage assets, url and metas. Mobile devices support. Framework full code covered in unit tests. It could be great if you send us a little project review -
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PHiMX is a command-line tool to generate XMI code of a project in PHP5. It can analyze recursively several directories of PHP scripts, supports various XMI formats and allows to integrate your own include_path.
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