[Chocolatey | Espreso] Habbo.com Clone CMS & Housekeeping

[redk0ke]

Laravel Lumen as a microframework is absolutely not heavy. I'm confident standard PHP won't give you any issues even with a lot of traffic. PHP7 is heavily optimized anyways.

Yeah, I do like Lumen. I'm just more of a guy who likes to code the whole back-end from scratch :D

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[scottstamp851]

Yeah, I do like Lumen. I'm just more of a guy who likes to code the whole back-end from scratch :D

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Eh, I'd rather have a battle-tested framework I can be confident with. No reason to reinvent the wheel if the existing wheels fit your car, y'know?

[Anthologique]

Impossible create account with new version.
Much problems with database import.
Go test in localhost Claudio.

[Zoxq]

Impossible create account with new version.
Much problems with database import.
Go test in localhost Claudio.

I had problems with the database stuff, you just have to do it again.

[ovflowd]

Other sweet updates.:
* Now NUX Rooms Working totally!!
* And fixed some weird bugs.

Alpha Release 2.270.: https://github.com/sant0ro/chocolate...ases/tag/2.270

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About the discussion of Performance.:
* We use Lumen in Chocolatey & Laravel on Espreso Housekeeping
* Chocolatey it's heavily optimized and uses only the basics that you need.
* Obviously Lumen uses thousand of Composer Packages, but anyways...
* I'm using only basics of PHP7, all functions are php 5 compatible. I'm using only PHP7 logic & operands. Like Null Ternary. I'm forcing to people use php7 because I know that php7 it's more optimized and secure that php5 in its engine. Not because the features itself that are basically cosmetics. (In terms of coding).
* Chocolatey PHP core actually basically handles RESTful requests. (That includes: Database, Models, and Controllers).
* I'm using fewer loops, heavy php things as possible. Basically only Articles and some other two controllers uses loops.
* The Chocolatey CORE it's a lot optimized, and focus in Feature / Security / Performance.
* I'm not doing GoHorse things. Oh weird crazy codes. 99% of the code of Chocolatey is clean and nice.
* The biggest Controller model has 8-10 lines as far I remember.

Chocolatey should be compatible with NGINX, HHVM.

I really don't know why isn't working with IIS, maybe PHP version. But anyways, Microsoft does some crazy things...

[redk0ke]

Other sweet updates.:
* Now NUX Rooms Working totally!!
* And fixed some weird bugs.

Alpha Release 2.270.: https://github.com/sant0ro/chocolate...ases/tag/2.270

- - - Updated - - -

About the discussion of Performance.:
* We use Lumen in Chocolatey & Laravel on Espreso Housekeeping
* Chocolatey it's heavily optimized and uses only the basics that you need.
* Obviously Lumen uses thousand of Composer Packages, but anyways...
* I'm using only basics of PHP7, all functions are php 5 compatible. I'm using only PHP7 logic & operands. Like Null Ternary. I'm forcing to people use php7 because I know that php7 it's more optimized and secure that php5 in its engine. Not because the features itself that are basically cosmetics. (In terms of coding).
* Chocolatey PHP core actually basically handles RESTful requests. (That includes: Database, Models, and Controllers).
* I'm using fewer loops, heavy php things as possible. Basically only Articles and some other two controllers uses loops.
* The Chocolatey CORE it's a lot optimized, and focus in Feature / Security / Performance.
* I'm not doing GoHorse things. Oh weird crazy codes. 99% of the code of Chocolatey is clean and nice.
* The biggest Controller model has 8-10 lines as far I remember.

Chocolatey should be compatible with NGINX, HHVM.

I really don't know why isn't working with IIS, maybe PHP version. But anyways, Microsoft does some crazy things...

People should just switch to Linux so they can get rid of IIS. Performance with NGINX on Windows is just as slow due to the OS.

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[ovflowd]

People should just switch to Linux so they can get rid of IIS. Performance with NGINX on Windows is just as slow due to the OS.

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Yeah, NGINX it's really something respectable.

[Zoxq]

When will there come a Espreso release?

[Emetophobic]

When will there come a Espreso release?

Have tight days with my work the last couple weeks, I try as hard as I can to provide shit when I'm home but after coding the whole day, it's not the first thing that comes to your mind when you have free time, but don't worry most of the system features (HK users, permissions, roles and logging) are ready !

[Zoxq]

Have tight days with my work the last couple weeks, I try as hard as I can to provide shit when I'm home but after coding the whole day, it's not the first thing that comes to your mind when you have free time, but don't worry most of the system features (HK users, permissions, roles and logging) are ready !

Ok, great! Keep up the amazing work.

[redk0ke]

I would love to see this CMS built from scratch instead of with a pre-made framework. Anyway, keep up the good work!

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[scottstamp851]

I would love to see this CMS built from scratch instead of with a pre-made framework. Anyway, keep up the good work!

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Why? The "CMS" is mostly just an API server, Chocolatey effectively emulates the .COM API, and it really doesn't make sense to reinvent the wheel when a perfectly good framework like Lumen offers all the features we need and not a ton that we don't.

People need to stop writing shit like this from scratch. That's where you end up with edge-case vulnerabilities that don't get spotted until after release.

[redk0ke]

Why? The "CMS" is mostly just an API server, Chocolatey effectively emulates the .COM API, and it really doesn't make sense to reinvent the wheel when a perfectly good framework like Lumen offers all the features we need and not a ton that we don't.

Not really like using Laravel or Lumen requires any relative complex coding, which in the end doesn't make this CMS unique in any way, other than the design and features.

Not calling this CMS shit, as its really good, I'm just making a statement

People need to stop writing shit like this from scratch. That's where you end up with edge-case vulnerabilities that don't get spotted until after release.

People just need to learn how to code, and quit releasing half finished shit after 1 week of development.

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[pel]

Not really like using Laravel or Lumen requires any relative complex coding, which in the end doesn't make this CMS unique in any way, other than the design and features.

Not calling this CMS shit, as its really good, I'm just making a statement


People just need to learn how to code, and quit releasing half finished shit after 1 week of development.

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A CMS has to work and not to be unique.

[redk0ke]

A CMS has to work and not to be unique.

Then why not just convert RevCMS to be compatible with Arcturus? Sorry to say, but that was one stupid comment.

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