Re: CakePHP future

The Lithium framework is a completely separate project from CakePHP.
It doesn't represent its "future" or anything like that. It has its
roots in the now-defunct "Cake 3", but that's as far as it goes...
it's totally separate. CakePHP is not affiliated with Lithium. The
articles you quote - especially the second one on debuggable.com - are
out of date.

The main difference between Lithium and CakePHP, aside from being two
completely separate frameworks, is that Lithium requires PHP 5.3 since
it uses namespaces. CakePHP supports 5.3, but doesn't use any 5.3-only
features.

- Jamie

On Sep 2, 9:10 pm, sambo <chhaysa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Does Lithium framework is the future of CakePHP? And what is different
> with CakePHP 2.0 and Cake3 (released under a new name: Lithium)?
>
> You can see this link below for morehttp://www.phpframeworks.com/news/p/614/cakephp-is-dead-lithium-was-bornhttp://debuggable.com/posts/Cake_3_interview_with_Nate_Abele:4a665a5e...
>
> Thanks,
> Sambo

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