Hi, as to features that one can hardly require I really can't name one. I do completely agree with David about his "marketing" talks and ideas. Agavi suffers from the lack of documentaion and community members that can assure someone who asks "can I get your framework, forget about all my fears that it won't work someday and start implementing my new customer's order?". Also I'd like to have some "benchmarks" (I know, it's rather complex to create them) that would reflect the difference in processing speed between different PHP5 application frameworks. And tests. Homepage states that agavi is something about 100% covered with unit tests but developer must invent a way to store tests for his model and Actions, views, etc. Why can't you share your opinion about a proper place for tests? As for me, I put them in modules/<moduleName>/tests directory.
Well, it seems to me, that agavi developers should start creating tickets in Trac about documenting agavi -). Actually, I could take a part in documenting, but my English is rather poor -( Anyway, thanks a lot for the nice piece of software. Shoan Motwani wrote: > On 10-Jan-06, at 4:01 PM, Shez wrote: > >> Hey, >> My 2 cents as lurker: >> - Easily accessable, practical documentation is always the best >> marketing >> tool for this sort of framework, thats why the 'quick start' videos >> on the >> site are so good. > _______________________________________________ agavi-dev mailing list [email protected] http://labworkz.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/agavi-dev
