On Friday, 14 February 2014, dennis-fedco <[email protected]> wrote:
> Matt > > why did you decide to go towards ZF1 then? Why not a homegrown framework, > or "whatever framework the code happens to fall into as I refactor"? It was there, it provided solid components we could start to replace the wild and wooly db classes, mailers, etc with. But above all it provided a structure. When a contractor is confronted with spaghetti code they either cut-and-paste it into an even bigger mess or start trying to write their own framework (and fail). > > And how is that project doing now? Two and a bit years in and there are still plenty of hairy bits left ;) But no regrets - the product has a future it never had before. Matt > >
