yes I am, should have explained it a little more :) You make a good point about the views in HTML. Thanks for those links, I'll be sure to check them out!
- Peter Patrick Mineault wrote: > I think Peter is referring to a traditional PHP/HTML app and not a Flash > app, in which case he has a lot more to do than just Remoting services. > > I don't think ARP per-say has been ported to PHP but I am not sure how > well the transition would go, as with HTML there is the whole question > of how to generate the views, which doesn't translate directly to Flash, > where the views may be hard-coded in the fla or through MXML. > > I would have two suggestions instead: Cake which is a port of Ruby for > Rails which I would describe as highly abstracted, and Fusebox for PHP > which I would describe as lightly abstracted. Cake almost writes pages > for you, at the cost of performance, while Fusebox is more lightweight > and uses a similar metaphor to ARP (commands <=> fuseaction, I believe). > Both Ruby on Rails and Fusebox are quite well documented (in their > original Ruby/ColdFusion versions respectively) too. I have yet to try > either as I haven't had the 'chance' chill of doing HTML apps lately but > these are the best I've come across so far. In any case you'll be better > off with these than with the usual spaghetti code of PHP. > > http://www.fusebox.org/ > http://cakephp.org/ > > Patrick _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org
