[TYPO3-mvc] !!! FYI: Committed big refactoring of Fluid; v4 and v5 are now in sync again
Martin Kutschker
masi-no at spam-typo3.org
Wed Jul 28 17:37:11 CEST 2010
Am 28.07.2010 17:31, schrieb Sebastian Kurfürst:
> Hey,
>
>
>> Acutally I don't think it's a issue of the backporter, but more a
>> general issue of FLUID and it's more or less tight integration into
>> FLOW3/v4. What I would expect from a templating framework, is that I can
>> easily integrate it in my project, be it a custom CMS, some small PHP
>> app or whatever. So in my eyes, there should be something like a
>> framework-interface that has to provide certain methods FLUID depends on
> Yeah, I think as well that this would make sense, but it is just not
> done yet.
>
> Generally, I think Fluid is already "quite stand-alone", so I'd guess it
> would take me about a day to set it up in a standalone project.
> Initially, it had no references to the FLOW3 AOP proxy (and that's
> something which is ugly, there should be rather an API method
> "getClassName($object)" which handles this AOP magic internally) or
> other internal in FLOW3, and I strive to this cleanness again.
>
> But of course after that the real work starts, ViewHelpers have to be
> written, etc etc.
I guess to get the largest possible audience would be to create an integration into the Zend
Framework or perhaps even Symfony or CakePHP, etc.
Masi
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