Agile Toolkit, is it worth using?

Question

I am considering using the Agile Toolkit, ATK4, to update a series of web projects that I am working on. I really like the idea / paradigm that the Agile Toolkit offers, but I'm worried about the documentation.

The agile documentation on the site is sparse in broken English and seems to “paraphrase” the symfony documentation.

The flexible toolkit has allegedly been in development / production since 1999, but there are only a few StackOverflow.com posts regarding flexibility and almost nothing appears in Google search results ...

In short, is it worth the time to learn Agile tools, or is my time better spent on a structure that has a more active support community? I tried several other frameworks, but the ATK implementation really stands out ...

Answer 1

ATK was originally born as an internal tool of Agile Technologies (.ie), which was conceived in 1999, but was recently launched as a dual licensed structure. That's why he lacks documentation and does not have a large community and does not appear on Google.

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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I looked at Yii, Cake, and CodeIgniter, but ATK4 really does what I wanted. Like everything, it takes a little getting used to, and I'm still relatively new to php and ATK4, but I rewrote what I already had for my application in the framework, and the code is so clean - all html and css are separate , and the page code is really compact. The integration with jQuery is great, and I just wrote the plugin I need to get jqplot to work with beautiful graphics.