I think re-writing the app in the new framework will be your answer. Personally I have always found it easier to port an existing app over than write one from scratch because all your functionality, layouts, and database structures should already be defined. Unless there is tons of bespoke code that your app requires, I think you'll find it easier than you think.
On Tuesday, 28 October 2014 17:28:41 UTC, Roscoe McGillicutty wrote:
-- On Tuesday, 28 October 2014 17:28:41 UTC, Roscoe McGillicutty wrote:
Hi all -I've recently begun working on a project for a friend. He was previously working with another coder who was using his own home-grown web application framework. The coder abruptly disappeared off the face of the earth, and I've been recruited to make sense of the site. I've been able to do this with some success just using hard PHP coding, but figuring out the framework just from the code is a daunting task.The previous coder had sites up for downloading editors for his framework, etc. He has taken all those sites down. So I can't just jump right into what he was working with.My question is this: How difficult would it be to transfer the existing site over to CakePHP? Or is that even possible at all? If so, what would some of you suggest?Thanks!
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