I hate frameworks. So naturally I had to make my own
Anti-Framework (aka AF) is a very lightweight
and bloat-free framework. It has only the most essential of
features.
Because if this, it's pretty easy to get a feel for how it
all fits together and you don't have to go bug-hunting in
20 different files to track down a single bug.
The features that do exist is mainly database related. The
majority of the code is related to the ORM
layer.
It's really easy to create new objects (rows)
in your tables and just as easy to read the data back.
There are a small template-layer and a few other hidden gems.
But play around with it.
It shouldn't take long to read though all the code and see
which features there are and which that aren't.
It works. Campus Notes is running on AF. And it's running well might I add.