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[[Ferreteria]] is a web application framework I'm writing in PHP. It originally emerged from writing [[VbzCart]], when I realized a lot of the classes and techniques I'd created (starting with the database classes) could be used for other applications as well.
[[Ferreteria]] is a web application framework I'm writing in PHP. It originally emerged from writing [[VbzCart]], when I realized a lot of the classes and techniques I'd created (starting with the database classes) could be used for other applications as well.



Revision as of 14:20, 6 February 2021

The main documentation for this project is on HTYP.

Ferreteria is a web application framework I'm writing in PHP. It originally emerged from writing VbzCart, when I realized a lot of the classes and techniques I'd created (starting with the database classes) could be used for other applications as well.

Because it does not use JavaScript (JS), it is very fast; response-times tend to be comparable to a "single-page app" framework written in JS, except that the initial load is as quick as subsequent reloads and all of the navigation links are bookmarkable.

Features

  • User management
    • log-in control: email-based account creation, password reset
    • user-group assignment, group-permissions assignment
  • State persistence via URL
    • The only cookie stored is a single "session" cookie, which usually just stores the minimum needed for session security.
      • Most app-state data is stored in the URL path, without even using the ?query part of the URL, for practical and aesthetic reasons.
  • Database wrappers
    • classes for different types of tables, records
    • classes for handling forms, controls, data fields
    • functions for specific tables can be built by descending from more general classes
    • URL-linkable tables, records

Applications

Ferreteria applications I've written or am working on:

Reference

  • HTYP: official documentation
  • HyperAdmin: an early (2005) description of what eventually became Ferreteria's login system

Notes