June 24, 201115 yr Hey, So for years now ive used my own custom PHP framework login and just built on it depending on whats needed for projects. Am i wasting time still doing this? Would i be best to switch to something like codeignitor? Please give me your opinions. Adam
June 24, 201115 yr um depends how much you have made really... I'm like you, my ecomm platform is just a very much improved version of my first framework, which these days is a good rival to other frameworks... one day i might release it but i digress... with my framework i know it inside out, when something is wrong i know instantly what lines are doing it... so for me its best to stick to my code as it would take years to gain the instinctive knowledge of another framework that i do of mine... If i were to start a new project where i wasn't allowed to use my framework then yeah, codeignitor would probably get used Edited June 24, 201115 yr by SniderDK
June 24, 201115 yr Author Pretty much the framework is a folder for classes and then in the directory that the classes. Theres all the files that call teh functions from the classes folder, hasn't put my wrong in the past. probably not as good as some others.
June 24, 201115 yr As above, You know this code far better than you'd ever get to know someone else's code. This makes trouble shooting and tweaks a far easier and quicker experience.
Create an account or sign in to comment