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Are there PHP frameworks without MVC?
Prompt normal PHP Framework without MVC and other "bells and whistles".
To simplify the basic routine tasks, such as working with databases, with files, processing POST and GET requests, it is possible to work with sessions (authorization) and so on.
UPD: Guys, do not agitate me! There are a lot of materials on this subject here and in general on the net!
If you have met hundreds of Frameworks in your life, but there were none, just write. Thank you!
And so everyone was hammered with this MVC that it is impossible to google anything.
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It's true. The MVC pattern is tricky until you get the hang of it. Once you understand what and how, you will not want to use anything else. Not to mention the fact that with a competent approach, your project will become, thanks to this, generally, practically, framework-independent, and if necessary, you can change them in a couple of days. (And sometimes you have to do it)
without MVC and other "bells and whistles".
the same yii or laravel does not force you to use mvc
symphony and zend is generally a set of libraries
I understand that you just have your bike, and you do not want to deal with the framework. Then you just need to take individual components and use them in your project. Composer makes this very easy.
But I would still recommend that you make an effort and deal with at least one modern framework. I assure you, you won't want to go back to your bikes.
Alternatively a simple mvc framework https://github.com/panique/mini
The very first framework I wrote was without MVC at all. Now I look at the code and my hair stands on end :-)
So I'm looking at your comments, nick1m , and I don't quite understand what you need, apparently, like many others.
Nevertheless, look at that my development , there is a chance that it will suit you.
MVC (which in the PHP world is not classical in fact and cannot be) is not imposed in general, routine things like caching, databases, authorization and the like unload very well.
If the details are interesting - the code is very simple and straightforward for the most part, there is also a wiki on GitHub, well, it’s not difficult to find me in which case.
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