John David Anderson wrote:
There are so many better ways to separate your application (re: MVC
frameworks, or most any framework, for that matter), I can't see why
adding another pseudo-language to the application makes things simpler
or easier to use.
yeah, have to agree here. I realize that many of you might have to
work with legacy PHP code, but if not or you're working on a new
project, you owe it to yourselves to work in Rails or Django to see how
easy all the MVC separation is. It's quite easy for a designer to work
with the Rails views (same probably goes for Django). just my $.02
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