MVC without the M
The (¬M)VC post gives some ideas how to improve the Midgard MVC - Content Repository interface.
It is to be noted that Midgard MVC nowadays isn’t dependent on Midgard in any way. This was done mostly to enable developers to mix-and-match Midgard2 and Midgard3 data access, but also allows using other storage services like CouchDB.
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Introducing the Midgard Create user interface
You may have noticed that quite a lot is happening in the Midgard land. Nowadays Midgard2 itself is a generic content repository that can be used for both desktop and web applications. Midgard MVC is a generic web framework for PHP5 that can be used with Midgard2 or without it. And then there is Midgard Create, the new content management...
Some Midgard roadmapping
There has been some discussion on how the different items in the Midgard roadmap fit together. Here is my company's view on how we see ourselves proceeding. Baseline: Midgard 1.8, MidCOM 2.8 and PHP 5.2 At least in our company we're trying to consolidate all customers to these version numbers. MidCOM 2.8 is a very capable (if heavy) platform that...