FuelPHP is an open source web application framework written in PHP which implements the HMVC pattern. The framework was started in the year 2010 by Dan Horrigan. He was joined by Phil Sturgeon, Jelmer Schreuder, Harro Verton, and Frank de Jonge. FuelPHP was a break from other frameworks such as CodeIgniter, which was basically still a PHP 4 framework. This break allowed for the creation of a more modern framework for PHP 5.3, and brings together decades of experience of other languages and frameworks, such as Ruby on Rails and Kohana. After a period of community development and testing, Version 1.0 of the FuelPHP framework was released in July 2011. This marked a version ready for use on production sites and the start of the growth of the community.
What is FuelPHP?
What are the features of FuelPHP?
What to look forward to in Version 2.0 FuelPHP?
What are advantages of HMVC pattern in FuelPHP?
What is Scaffolding in FuelPHP?
What is the use of Oil Package in FuelPHP Framework?
What are the types of Reserved Routes in FuelPHP Framework?
What is Presenter and how to create Presenter in FuelPHP Framework?
What are the web servers of FuelPHP?
What are the Uploaded files array in FuelPHP?
What are the Upload classes in FuelPHP?
What are the types of controllers in FuelPHP?
What are the predefine events in FuelPHP?
How to use join with condition?
Can you explain Email Management?