I am migrating my development from Lasso 6 to PHP, and I have used the FuseBox methodology pretty extensively on some sites. It works very well. I was wondering, how prevalent is the FuesBox methodology in the PHP developer community? If not, is there a common coding practice (structure) that most use?
There definitely isn't, for all my looking. I think if you use, and like the FuseBox methodology, you should try working with the PHP version for a while, and see what comes of it. I've been told it's a close port.
Personally, I don't like the abundance of included files and prefer searchable text (content) to be stored in a DB, rather than flat file, but that shouldn't stop you from using it, especially since that's your origin.
I've developed my own methodology and coding practices over the past 3-5 years, but summarising them into a few lines and code snippets is impossible :)
Justin French
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