Kohana v3

Found one online Ko3 ORM, Connections and Modeling

@zombor, Ahh... May be I read his blog incorrectly. :-)

I think he's talking about his application, not kohana.

Posted By: guillermin If you would like to add my poject to the KO3 resources, I have aGithub accountwith the code and ablogwith comments. The blog includes a post where I list the resources I used with a brief comment of each one (many of them are ... [More] on this list also). BTW, I would definitely add the Kohana Github as a Download resource, since the dev.kohanaphp version (3.0.3) is not up to date (I have found that at least one Auth bug in 3.0.3 is fixed in the Github version). in here you say The project isn't entirely open source (yet), but .. This is not correct. Kohana is 100% Open Source Software. Please check out the license. [Less]

I wrote a simple "Hello, world!" style plugin, you can find it here: http://github.com/MasterCJ/Hello-Kohana I'm aware that the naming is off on the repository... >_>

Posted By: ellisgl Here's my tutorial series for KO3:http://www.dealtaker.com/blog/tag/ko3/ Thanks ellisgl, very good resources for learn KO3.

Here's my tutorial series for KO3: http://www.dealtaker.com/blog/tag/ko3/

Would you guys mind either whispering to the OP or starting a new thread? Posted By: Dave Stewart if you could refrain from asking questions or commenting to keep the thread uncluttered, it would be appreciated We're trying to keep this as resources-only thread until the site is up and running, thanks :)

I was kinda vague =P a view can use models directly without needing everything from the controller things like getting the allowed actions a user can perform on another (crud permissions) before displaying the links is quick example... or even simple ... [More] things like $user->posts... you can do that in your view... it's exactly the same as doing it in the controller and passing an array to the view [Less]

Interesting Zeelot3k! What would be an example where the views or models would have or should talk to each other? Iv'e never encountered a situation in my applications where views needed to talk to models, but this does not mean it never happens or should be avoided... Can you give examples.