Introducing the Webrium Framework
Webrium is a web framework developed with PHP and based on the MVC architecture. It is lightweight and avoids complexity. Its goal is rapid development and optimal use of resources and speed. It uses minimal dependencies (in contrast to popular frameworks that are usually fat and use hundreds of third-party libraries) However, it has the usual features for developing a web project.
The first version of this framework was released on Feb 21, 2021 and has been under development and update since then. This framework has been used in the development of various commercial projects.
You may not need to build your project with Webrium unless you are tired of slow and bloated frameworks and need a new experience.It is easy to learn because it has been tried to be similar to popular frameworks, but it may have some differences and sometimes has its own unique features.
It is also powered by the FoxDB library. It is a modern library for communicating with databases.
Below we will examine the features, strengths and weaknesses of this framework
Some of the features of the Webrium framework:
- MVC structure
- Routes and middleware
- File upload and download classes
- Form validation
- Console commands for creating models and controllers and managing databases and tables
- Simple configuration
- Runs on the latest versions of PHP
- Free to use and open source
Cons:
- Small and limited developer community
- Less well-known
- Fewer features than popular frameworks
Summary: Webrium is a lightweight framework that we have built and use for some of our commercial projects. Its goal is to provide a fast and enjoyable experience that can be used to develop a variety of small and large projects.