• It does what it is supposed to do. It gives us a modest tool to build functionalities within WordPress with use of MVC pattern.
    Totally underestimated.

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  • Plugin Author Robert Peake

    (@robertpeake)

    Thanks, I agree–that’s why I took on helping to maintain it. Honestly, I wish they’d merge something like it into core. ??

    Manish

    (@manishrestha529)

    Yes, but it needs a lot of contributions in order to make it better. If not contribution, then feedbacks at least.

    Thread Starter mihannsell

    (@mihannsell)

    Well yes, but it also needs a concept.
    I browsed entire code, and there’s not much to improve. Of course you can add features, but this is not supposed to be a alternative to Laravel or Symfony.
    It allows us to build plugin for WordPress that relies on a data structure that doesn’t fit genuine WordPress data structure (which is build around the posts).
    Moreover – we can use MVC.
    That’s what it is.
    I think that the better idea would be to focus on reusable modules. Like helpers, like e-mail module, and so on. I don’t think that those component should be placed within the wp-mvc core.

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