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My core modules that I work with things using. Features python-style code PEP 8, pythonic imports, actually using namespaces, modularity, MVC microframework for fast development, 3rd party ease of use, update script for use with cron or whatever.

Honestly it is more of a set of libraries than a framework, but can be used as a framework if one wishes.

Includes 3rd party modules.

For a boilerplate MVC site, see the sample dir. Not necessary.

All you really need to do to use it is this:

include('wherever/core/core.php');

Then you can start importing modules, like:

import('core.session.php');

import('core.router');
$router = new \Core\Router();

import('code.db.*');

It seems kind of dumb to import using period and then use the namespacing backslash, but backslash escapes in strings and apparently this escaped the wonderous minds of the PHP team.

Included are 3rd party modules like reCAPTCHA and Markdown. They are easy to import:

import('3rdparty.markdown');

And they are accessible on the global namespace.

Because things aren't super mature yet...

• LOADS of things have changed, old code probably won't work, nobody uses it anyway so I don't care.

• Refactor session management to use the standard storage class.
• Increase memcached caching across the board.
• Sessions in memcached 'cause fuck hitting the DB for every damn request.
• Better cache invalidation. Perhaps cache based on user ID?
• Clean up the shit I started and forgot about.