Syty written in Fat-Free Framework

Question

CMS

A few months ago I read an article on Habré about the Fat-Free microframework . I decided to try it and wrote a few small projects on it. I liked the framework itself and struck me with its simplicity in learning.



I want to dive deeper into this framework.
Does anyone know CMS written with this framework? Or at least some examples?
Throw some links about the framework.

Thanks in advance

Answer 1

I don't think there is much to share. The code is understandable due to its small volume.
Try to write CMS yourself, make at least one or two commits a week.
I made cms for business card sites on SlimFramework with the functionality I need, in most cases.

Answer 2

I make websites using this framework, the description page is enough, but not all functions are described there. If you look into the framework code, everything falls into place and it becomes clear what, where and why.

Answer 3

We use MODx for clients (due to a very convenient and understandable admin panel - clients themselves say so), including business cards and larger sites. For internal development and my projects I use this framework.
There is no CMS on it (I have not seen it), but in fact it is not needed. It reminds me of something django for python (there are similar moments). You can, of course, add the same auto-generated admin panel, but I don’t see the point. F3 is light and simple, and you can write an admin panel tailored to the client's site. Versatility is good, but not always.

Answer 4

I wrote a simple site with authorization and registration on the first request, the verdict was shit, somewhere in my blog there was an article about it.
An example of a simple blog can be downloaded directly from sourceforge, in a larger project everything is sadder.

Answer 5

Well, on the project website there is an example of a
CMS Demo, (F3 version 3.x) - https://github.com/bcosca/fatfree/blob/archive/f3-...
Blog Example, (F3 version 2.1 ) - https://github.com/bcosca/fatfree/blob/archive/f3-...
URL Shortening App, (F3 version 2.1) - https://github.com/bcosca/fatfree/blob/archive/f3 -...
Sori didn't see the date of the question :)

Answer 6

I also use fatfree for an online product catalog, I like it, everything you need is there, very simple and convenient. Sql mapper is a godsend for working with the database. Do not listen to anyone, if you like it, use it, remember that it is designed for speed, the smaller the framework layer, the faster everything works.

Answer 7

Here, maybe someone needs it, Russian documentation for F3
https://f3rus.ru/

Answer 8

documentation in Russian https://fatfreeframework.ru