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Saturday, 04 July 2009
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Review: A Simplified MVC Pattern for PHP Web Apps
Today I picked up one of my old php|achitect magazines and found a gem. An Article written by Lukasz Karapuda about building content management systems with a MVC Patten.

This is my first mini article and I dont have much time today so this might be brief. :) Being that I am always on the look out for content management systems this article grabbed me. The article gets into specific details on how to set up directories and file structure which is usually a simple but commonly ignored details. The article has information about setting up installation directories class layout and building a state engine for your cms. With detailed uml diagrams for each file in the system it made it a super easy ready for any level programmer. The author makes sure to point out all the best details of managing sessions and authorization as well as how to manage screens and events properly. If your interested in reading more I reccommend picking up Volume III Issue 12

 

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