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revIgniter                  FRAMEWORK

revIgniter empowers you to develop web projects in a fraction of time compared to writing LiveCode code from scratch. The framework provides a large number of code libraries that address frequently needed tasks, as well as a straightforward interface and consequential pattern to access these libraries.

revIgniter lets you creatively concentrate on your project by lessen the quantity of code required for a given task.

revIgniter is mature, it is thoroughly tested. Many websites have been successfully built with revIgniter including the presumably largest Hindu website in existence.


What you get with revIgniter


First and foremost, a framework for your beloved coding language
A Model-View-Controller based framework
A framework with a small footprint
Excellent performance
A framework that requires virtually zero configuration
A framework that does not require you to stick to limiting coding rules (almost)
A clear, detailed documentation

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Version 2.4.3

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Getting started


The first step is to install revIgniter, then read all the topics in the Introduction section of the user guide. Next, read each of the General Topics pages in order. Each topic builds on the previous one, and includes code examples that you are encouraged to try. Once you understand the basics you'll be ready to explore the Library Reference and Helper Reference pages to learn to utilize the native libraries and helper files.

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revIgniter project


The revIgniter project can be found on GitHub.


Accessory


TextMate Bundles

Version 2.6.1

These bundles will help reduce time spent in building revIgniter web sites considerably. Even if you don't use revIgniter and build your sites from scratch, or if you build standalone apps, the bundles serve you too. The revIgniter bundles are compatible with Sublime Text and Pulsar / Atom, though the bundles' commands and file drop actions are not available.
There is a Pulsar / Atom package provided by Dr. Peter Brett, so there is no need to convert the bundles by yourself. You can even use the bundles on iOS in Textastic in case you like to code on an iPad. Of course, the specific commands and file drop actions don't work with Textastic either, furthermore there is no code completion in Textastic.

Note: This version works with TextMate 2 and is not meant to be used with previous versions of TextMate.

Features:

  • Script Error Checking ("Linting")
  • Collapsing Text Blocks (Foldings)
  • Handler Pop-up
  • Code Completion
  • Snippets with Tab Stops and Placeholders (revIgniter and iRev)
  • Drop Actions for Images, CSS Files, JS Files, Stacks, LC Files
  • Indentation
  • Paired Characters
  • Templates (for controllers, models, functions, commands, views)
  • Update notification

Donation


revIgniter is a free and open source software. If revIgniter saved you some time or helped you to create something awesome, you can express your satisfaction through making a friendly donation via PayPal using the donate button below.


News


revIgniter v2.4.3 Released

revIgniter v2.4.3 has been released. This release includes the new LC Create JSON encode / decode function calls and the latest version of the ASYNergy framework. ASYNergy now provides a new hook "request" that can be used to set custom headers when sending a request. Furthermore this release contains optimizations and corrections to the user guide. To get more information please read the Change Log of the User Guide.

If you are running revIgniter please see the Update Instructions.


TM bundles v2.6.1 Released

Fixed missing parameter in function rigFormValidRun() and issues with the Sublime Text package. To get more information please read README.md included in the package.


revIgniter v2.4.2 Released

revIgniter v2.4.2 has been released. ASYNergy now adds entries into the browser's session history stack when used for pagination, so that you can navigate back and forth through the individual pages with the corresponding buttons in the browser's toolbar without sending requests to the server. To get more information please read the Change Log of the User Guide.

If you are running revIgniter please see the Update Instructions.


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