[FLOW3-general] Deploying a Flow3 package in Typo3
Jigal van Hemert
jigal at xs4all.nl
Tue Jan 10 08:32:25 CET 2012
Hi,
On 9-1-2012 22:09, Jackie Stallard wrote:
>> Why not TYPO3 + Extbase ?
>
>> The bridge between Zend and TYPO3 doesn't make
>> too much sense, and that a huge work … extbase is a quiet stable MVC
>> framework in TYPO3.
>>
>> Why do you need a so complexe system TYPO3+FLOW3 or TYPO3+Zend ?
> For speed. I've been given a complex relational model and lots of
> functionality to write - but the funding body says they have limited funds.
>
> I haven't written an application like this before, so have no code to
> copy. Flow3 offers a scaffolding. Zend offers very good documentation.
>
> I would prefer to use Fluid+Extbase because they're native TYPO3 - but I
> can't read the documentation at fedext.net.
fedext.net is about the extension "FED". This provides a lot of useful
things (viewhelpers, widgets and a lot more) to help you make Extbase
extensions.
Extbase is a backport of FLOW3. This is a system extension which is
shipped with TYPO3 and makes it possible to use a FLOW3 programming
style in TYPO3.
Fluid is a system extension which is shipped with TYPO3.
To help you build Extbase applications there is an extension
"extension_builder" which provides a visual modeller. With this you can
easily build the relational model and it will generate the necessary
database structures and code for you. You can even go back later to it
and modify the model and your custom code will be preserved.
For questions about Extbase / Fluid there is a newsgroup
typo3.projects.typo3v4mvc where you'll find the experts.
--
Kind regards / met vriendelijke groet,
Jigal van Hemert.
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