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Web structures for Haxe for deployment in PHP?

Recently, I have been watching Haxe to create an application for deploying to Apache running under PHP. Well, although it seems like this might satisfy my needs (deploying in PHP, but not using a terrible language), I did not find anything that could make actual application development easier than creating a traditional application other than PHP MVC. Are there any tools / framework that I am missing that would be helpful?

It would be nice if it were MVC, and I would definitely like to use the easy way to use nice URLS, although I could agree to the mod_rewrite rules if necessary.

Edit: The idea is not to use something like CakePHP at the end of PHP, but instead to use something like CakePHP at the end of Haxe.

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There is a PureMVC port for Haxe: https://github.com/PureMVC/puremvc-haxe-standard-framework/wiki

As far as I know, this is the only thing for Haxe, but there are discussions on the mailing list about creating your own structure, but this can take some time.

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I'm glad to say that haXigniter is completely rewritten to get away from the PHP framework, as mentioned in Marek. Now it adheres to much more than the best principles of OO, and is also the standard haXe library, so updating is much easier. Please check it out at http://github.com/ciscoheat/haxigniter .

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I see that someone is starting to develop an MVC framework for Haxe called Greetings, although I don’t know if it is still usable.

hails: minimal Rails MVC web environment for Haxe / PHP

http://code.google.com/p/hails/

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Take a look at HaXigniter, the new guy on the block:

http://github.com/ciscoheat/haxigniter

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I would be glad that you made your own. The problem with the framework above (excluding PureMVC) is that they were designed for a specific language. Haxigniter is a good copy, but it has an architecture that was, as it were, enforced by PHP4.

Nice exterior! Let me understand the differences and develop a footline methodology - and this is very important, since your haxe code will be translated (so that you have a double abstraction 1. translation 2. structure that he knows how it works well;])

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I am working on a Haxe-based toolkit / framework for NekoVM / PHP. It is also built around the Zend Framework / Ruby-on-Rails-ish MVC workflow and has various classes for authentication, caching, form validation, session management, etc. It can be compiled for both NekoVM and PHP, and I have already used this library for several websites. Unfortunately, not so much documentation is available right now, but I'm working on it to release the next version of the library.

The project is hosted at http://code.google.com/p/toolkat

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There is also ufront:

It works with php and neko.

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See the FAQ forum (7th entry) , but the list and links may not be relevant, so the following is a revised list of those that seem current.

But if you are only interested in MVC structures, then I suspect that the leg types of robots are more suitable, and injection is also useful.

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