Lemon VS Laravel

Also, there is microframework similar to laravel, made for begginers: https://github.com/Lemon-Framework/Lemon

Couple of months ago I posted here my microframework I did for learning php. I was talking about version 3 which was ment to add database layer with unit tests. But when I started writing tests I discovered that the codebase can’t be tested. And couple of days ago, after almost a year I released it. I’m not 100 % happy with it, there is still work to do, but I have codebase that let me release more often. So yeah. It ain’t revolution in frameworks, its just tool that helped me understand php, web frameworks in general and I hope it will help some more people. https://github.com/Lemon-Framework/Lemon

I’m curently working on New version of my framework. It will bring New template system, database and so on. https://github.com/Lemon-Framework/Lemon/tree/v3-develop I already posted about this but couple of days ago I’ve started with juice (the templating system). It started as php learning and now its kinda out of my hands 😳

I was browsing through a few classes. I noticed in this file - https://github.com/Lemon-Framework/Lemon/blob/v3-develop/src/Lemon/Support/Utils/Env.php The all function is reading and parsing the file. So each time you read an ENV file it has to reread the file and parse it.

cd /var/www/ || handle_error "Failed to change directory to /var/www/." sudo git clone https://github.com/laravel/laravel.git laravel || handle_error "Failed to clone Laravel repository."

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