Releases: mvccore/example-helloworld
Releases · mvccore/example-helloworld
MvcCore - Example - Hello World v3.1.2
- MvcCore v3.1.2+ implementation
- readme text updates and steps fixes
- composer.json versions updates
- config comments updates
- newly named view template
MvcCore - Example - Hello World v3.0.2
Added
- system controller added back again to support js module code
- MvcCore logo in homepage
- styled for old browsers
Changed
- newly compiled portable result
- new assets helper with better asset url adresses
MvcCore - Example - Hello World v3.0.1
Fixed
- packing fix in PHP package config
Changed
- reduced bootstrap
Removed
- everything from tmp directory to generate all assets on new host
MvcCore - Example - Hello World v3.0.0
Added
- MvcCore 3+ support
- all external libraries are possible to load by composer
- new homepage content describing how to pack/build application
- Bootstrap.php to configure debug library and routes
- new readme file
- config files for all packing ways with comments
Changed
- most of repeated code from other examples is now mvccore extension
- PHP packing in 4 modes (about 35 % faster then development app version)
- strict package (currently used for packed app in result dir)
- strict hdd
- preserve package
- preserve hdd
Removed
- System controller for loging JS errors (still used in advanced examples)
MvcCore - Example - Hello World v2.1.0
Added
- composer.json
MvcCore - Example - Hello World v2.0.0
Removed
- Base Model - was there for nothing
- Assets controller - now handled by MvcCore itself
Changed
- MvcCore 2.0.0 support
- result packiging by Packager 2.0.0+ with automatic PHP script order and much more
MvcCore - Example - Hello World v1.0.0
- basic demo how to develop and build MVC application into single PHP/PHAR file
- still no bundling by composer, each library is placed manualy into development/Libs folder