You're looking at a 2016 release of 2.0 then.
(2012-08-30, 10:41 AM)euantor Wrote: [ -> ]I'm actually using Laravel at the minute for a fairly substantial project 
I really don't think it's suited to MyBB 2.0 at all though. I'd far rather go with something a little more full featured such as FuelPHP or choose something light and build on it such as Slim.
Why would that be?
EDIT: building on slim would be very interesting, seeing as the dev is now building 2.0 in the
develop branch, that way it's not really using a framework like some people did not like the idea of but you still have a nice base to work on.
If you look at one of my posts not too long ago, you'll see why. Basically, they like to change the framework too much. It's now on version 3 (and it's still quite a new-ish framework) and version 4 is coming soon. Each version change has been a major change.
...and round and round we go...
(2012-09-02, 07:26 PM)labrocca Wrote: [ -> ]Quote:You're looking at a 2016 release of 2.0 then.
So what. I can wait.
And we'll just be reinventing much of what already exists. Pointless argument.
Quote:And we'll just be reinventing much of what already exists. Pointless argument.
Or creating the best framework for forum software that will be used by all future forum projects.
(2012-09-03, 08:40 AM)labrocca Wrote: [ -> ]Or creating the best framework for forum software that will be used by all future forum projects.
That's ambitious. I'd much rather use a micro or component framework to build something we need from things people have already created.
(2012-09-01, 01:44 PM)Paul H. Wrote: [ -> ]You're looking at a 2016 release of 2.0 then.
If the world doesn't end in 2012
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(2012-08-29, 08:01 AM)Tomm M Wrote: [ -> ]Laravel and Lithium are frameworks we are looking at for the moment as alternatives to Yii; but actually starting 2.0's development cycle is way off and we have plenty of time to gauge options.
If you are still thinking about Laravel this might be a interesting read.
http://www.thenerdary.net/post/30859565484/laravel-4