[phpdoctor]

Hi,

What I mean by this is:
How do you structure your files/folders?
Have you created a framework?

Iv created a framework using the mvc pattern and have a folder structure similar to zend framework. (PHP)

Tell me about how you code Dont tell to many secrets hehe

Lex

[End User]

I use standard names for directories that I use for specific items (image, util, etc). I use a basic set of skeleton files for the header, content, and footer and modify each set for whatever site I build. I standardize on a set of components for various things (login system, javascript utilities, etc) to make it easy to update multiple sites if needed by just dropping in the new version of a file or files.

[Boraan]

There isn't much to it. How do I code? text editor. I'm old-school. I was trained on notepad and a command prompt. Yup, I'm a linux-head command line master My primary languages are C/Perl/ASP - I did use Python and Ruby on Rails back in the day but there isn't much call for it today. I did start to use PHP but ultimately, I found that PHP was just another way of doing the same thing so I went back to perl.

When planning out development projects everything comes into play. Networking, access needs, etc. I usually plan first public access areas like static pages, images, etc. As they will have the most direct traffic, I put them in an area away from everything else, like /public/ folder.

I follow the same methodology with other things as well. Private access have it's own area, applications have their own etc. One of my heirarchy's may look like this:

Root:
|_ home
.....|_ public
.....|_ private
.....|_ shared

Doing it that way I can effectively monitor traffic, bottlenecks, access, security risks, etc.