MVC Framework
MVC is a way to divide the application to three main parts: Model, View and Controller.
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Differences between push and pull MVC frameworks
A pull MVC Framework has
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Yeakum is a PHP framework that I created from scratch to show some of our employees how a MVC Framework works. Yeakum is open source and is up on the sourceforge repository.
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First of all let me explain what an autoloader is. An autoloader is a function (__autoload()) that is call each time you try to use a class/interface($object = new class();) that has not already been included as a last ditch effort to include the class before an PHP fails with an error.
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When you have a script or framework that makes a Persistent connection to the database the connection will not close till the execution of your script or framework ends.
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An absolute path is the full path to a site or file on a site. For instance, http://www.yoursite.com is an absolute path to your site. A relative path is a path that is relative the the location of the file that is calling for the path. Using relative paths is fine and all till you [...]
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