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Opendelight 1.0 Released

Tuesday, April 20th, 2010

Finally, Opendelight is out! Also, people have started to download the framework and have use it.
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RBAC Helps!

Sunday, February 24th, 2008

RBAC stands for Role-Based Access Control. The basic concept of the scheme is that it separates user’s attributes (roles) and user’s action of the system (actions/methods). In the whole process, the attributes are independently bound to a set of privileges of the system or application.

ash.MVC Recommendations 1.1 Released

Tuesday, January 15th, 2008

Revision to 1.0 released.

A new set of recommendations have been proposed to make the PHP application development quicker. User authentications and security issues have been taken into account.

The framework has been simplified further if you compare with the previous version:

  • Recommended folder structure has been made simpler. The decision has been made looking at the significant effort required for the programmer to pick different files from different directories. This will help programmer pick the files quickly for editing. It will improve the speed of development.
  • Earlier recommendations for structured code in the Model and View have been withdrawn. Instead, the new recommendations insist upon creating object-oriented code by employing two classes – model.cls.php and view.cls.php
  • The new recommendations propose to construct the content of HTTP Response through the View object rather than using “include” statements for HTML files within the Controller file.
    The current proposal insists on using DB class through inheritance from the Model class.

Now we are building a sample application (in the line of current recommendations) demonstrating the power and flexibility of the framework.

MVC for ash.MVC

Monday, August 20th, 2007

Adopting MVC, Model-View-Controller, to create a PHP programming framework always looks straight-forward. It is a successful design pattern (a set of general rules regulating the program design and implementation process to achieve a programming task). Again, the design of PHP language encourages MVC pattern — look at the documents at http://www.zend.com/php5/zend-engine2.php for further details. So, we adopt MVC – it is as simple as that.

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