Any #silex devs who want to add #indieauth sign-in or micropub to their applications? Take a look at github.com/taproot/authentication, I want to improve the documentation so indieauth can make more sense to new users.
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Jack Way:
Thinking of using the Slim PHP framework for a project. Anyone had any experience of it? Should I be looking at a better alternative?
Jack Way:
Thinking of using the Slim PHP framework for a project. Anyone had any experience of it? Should I be looking at a better alternative?
@jack_way I know people who’ve had a good experience with Slim, I use silex.sensiolabs.org myself for almost everything now as it uses the Symfony components and is excellently designed.
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Igor Wiedler:
@BarnabyWalters regarding your #stackphp question, I believe this answers it: https://github.com/stackphp/run
Igor Wiedler:
@BarnabyWalters regarding your #stackphp question, I believe this answers it: https://github.com/stackphp/run
@igorwhiletrue thanks! I was aware of stackphp/run, but wondered if there was an alternative which left the run method in place — Silex is such an exquisitely designed and concise abstraction it’s a pity to have to give that up and introduce extra packages, namespaces and functions (more surface area to learn and remember).
New in this version of #taproot:
- Improved styling (still WIP, as always)
- stream on homepage, currently just notes but will add other things too
- content creation/editing UIs publicly viewable (take a peek!)
- profile photo as the icon
- complete code restructure, now using silex for HTTP routing
- removed tonnes of nonsense framework code, replaced with small number of ≈200 line functional libraries. Clearer, easier to navigate and much more fun to work with
- no more SQL databases — content is indexed using a custom built 209 LOC CSV index which is surprisingly speedy, and suits my needs perfectly
- no more support for rendering content in many forms using content negotiation (HTML, JSON, ATOM etc.) — now only HTML+microformats2 representations of content are given
- ATOM feed shimmed with microformats2 to ATOM converter
- Pingbacks no longer natively accepted (though they are sent), using webmention.io to shim them into webmentions for easier handling
The local maximum has been overcome, for now. There is still much to do.