On Mar 3, 2009, at 10:58 PM, Mike Simons wrote:
Hi; I've been playing with Agavi since the announcement of 1.0.0 and I've got to say it's the first framework in my 8 years as a PHP developer that I've actually been impressed with so well done.
Thanks :)
That said, your tutorial seems to be out of date / incomplete.
Sad enough, you're right. The bad news is that it's badly out of date, the good news is that it's being worked on. It will take a little time though, but expect some progress next week. I'll be in Dublin till sunday and don't know how much time I have to spare till then, but from monday on I should have some.
For instance, the agavi assistant script is called agavi-dist and in the application it uses, template data is referenced with $t, not $template as the tutorial suggests. It also sets validation mode to strict which (because I was being a smart arse and doing things my way) threw me a curve ball when trying to to get an url such as /posts/show?post_id=3 to pass the post_id to my action & view. (It was getting unset by the validation manager because there were no validation rules for it.) That said, I'm not just bitching here. I would love to contribute to the documentation for Agavi, if not to address the issues mentioned afore then just for the betterment of the project.
Thanks for pointing out any issues you might find - be it in the tutorial or the framework itself. We appreciate all feedback we receive, it's really valuable and important for us. If you feel like writing or proofreading documentation, you're certainly welcome to contribute.
Do you have a formal process for this yet?
Not yet. Make a ticket, shoot us an email, send in patches, drop in the irc channel. We take what we can get :)
Thanks for your hard work
Be sure that this is appreciated :)
Mike
Cheers felix
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