Rfc Alternatives

Similar projects and alternatives to rfc

Symfony

151 29,274 10.0 PHP rfc VS Symfony

The Symfony PHP framework
Twig

56 8,008 8.9 PHP rfc VS Twig

Twig, the flexible, fast, and secure template language for PHP
InfluxDB

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Joomla!

28 4,640 9.7 PHP rfc VS Joomla!

Home of the Joomla! Content Management System
KnpMenu

1 1,375 5.7 PHP rfc VS KnpMenu

Menu Library for PHP
TablePlus

54 3,186 0.0 rfc VS TablePlus

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rfc-prelude

0 - - rfc VS rfc-prelude
qubes-issues

103 524 5.0 rfc VS qubes-issues

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WorkOS

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Looking for honest, up-to-date opinions on Joomla 4
5 projects | /r/PHP | 15 Mar 2022

That said, I do agree with the general opinion that you should stay clear. Now even more so than in the past. I'm saying this as someone who has been using Joomla for well over 10 years and contributing for some years as well. Although Joomla has some big plans ahead (https://github.com/joomla/rfc), I don't expect it to get far. Joomla has a long history of bad practices and incompetent maintainers and this has gotten worse in the last few years. While there are a few high level developers somewhere behind closed doors, the majority of maintainers don't even know PHP basics, do not follow PHP development, do not care to review the submitted code properly, do not care to look into reported issues. Yes, unit tests are very limited and human tests are borderline useless in most cases. Not to mention that every other patch release intentionally introduces B/C breaks despite the project promising Semantic Versioning.
Best CMS for editing on mobile
2 projects | /r/webdev | 6 Jan 2022