29 Mar
2010
29 Mar
'10
5:19 p.m.
Aaron Maturen a écrit :
Marc Delisle wrote:
There is no definite plan about the ultimate structure of phpMyAdmin;
however as you can see in the ideas list [0], templating and MVC are not
there.
[0] http://wiki.phpmyadmin.net/pma/GSoC_2010_Ideas_List
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Marc Delisle
http://infomarc.info
My personal reaction to your proposal: unless
your are a super-coder,
wanting to convert all phpMyAdmin to MVC is too ambitious for 12 weeks.
Also, even if you *can* do it, how do we blend your project with other
students' projects?
Thanks Marc,
Do you see a possible conversion to MVC in the future for pma? If thats
the case, I've seen some proposals for integrating a template system (ie
smarty) which is pretty close to what the view is. If thats the case the
main thing to be done for MVC is the model which would be restructuring
pma's business logic with OOP. If it's done with the adapter design pattern
it could easily slide into back into pma to work with everything. PHP wouldn't
know anything was different when calling all the methods.
If there is a template system integrated with pma, and we Object Orient the
logic, then the final step to MVC would be the controller and getting them
to talk correctly, which I would be more than happy to continue working on
after this summer.
In your opinion would this be more feasible as a summer project? And what is
your ultimate goal for the structure of pma?