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Developed by the ApPHP team, this is the framework at the base of all ApPHP PHP-driven applications.
To help developers get started, the framework comes with plenty of examples, well tested code and lots of well-written documentation.
Here are some key features of "ApPHP Framework":
· OOP (Object-Oriented Programming) written code
· Respects the MVC model
· Access to the source code
· Template engine
· Routing engine
· Multi-database support (MySQL, SQLite, FirebirdSQL, Sybase, IBM DB, MS-SQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, Interbase, Informix)
· Cross-browser tested
· SEO friendly URLs
· Standards compliant HTML output
Requirements:
· PHP 5.1 or higher
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
New:
· Added new application component ClientScript
· Added possibility to define direct URL rewrite rules via config file
· Added new helper Auth, that responsible to handle authentication things
· Added new core class Database, that responsible to handle database connections, queries etc.
· Added new widget "message" in helper Widget
· Added new helper Hash
· Added new widget "form" in helper Widget
· Added new online setup wizard for applications
Enhanced:
· Added new vendor phpMailer, that allows sending emails using php mail() function or smtp
· Possibility to send HTML messages in Mailer helper class
· Features and changes in some tests
· Improved redirect() method of Controller class
· Added possibility to HttpRequest::getQuery() recognize parameters in following way: param1/val2/...
· Autoload method in Apphp class for loading model classes
· Apphp class renamed into A class
· Changes in configuration settings
· Changes in Controller class - removed property "request"
Fixed Bugs:
· T_PAAMAYIM_NEKUDOTAYIM error in Apphp class for PHP < 5.3.0
· Issue with trailing slash (//) in HttpRequest::setBaseUrl
· Drawing empty node in Widget::menu()

Via: ApPHP Framework 0.1.2






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