On 3/7/11 10:55 PM, John Wards wrote:
Now I actually think defining the routing as annotations is pretty
neat, so I'm not against the Framework Extra bundle.
However why has it been included in Standard Edition? As a user coming
from the conference last week and downloading this for the first time
they are going to get very confused looking at the example Bundle.
That bundle is not part of the core framework currently and has no
documentation in the Book. So when people see this code and compare it
to the Controller section in the book they are going to be very
confused.
I saw one poster in #symfony-dev who has been using Symfony2 for a
while being very confused about it this evening, I would have if I
hadn't noticed the package on git hub a few weeks ago.
I just can't see the rational behind it at all.
The rationale is pretty simple: we already use annotations for
Validation and Doctrine. And it is probably the most easy way to get
started. Try to do validation with YAML or XML and you will understand
what I'm talking about. With this in mind, why not do the same with
Routing, Caching, and more? I think it totally makes sense.
I'm well aware of the documentation problem right now, and I'm working
hard on updating it. I will publish a new version of the Quick Tour
later this week.
Fabien
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