We're thrilled (and maybe slightly appalled) to introduce "The fck PHP Framework," a masterpiece of chaos crafted by mad software freestyle engineer. This is not your average, run-of-the-mill framework; it's a symphony of messy code, a magnum opus for those who dare to embrace the unconventional.
Why bother with elegance and simplicity when you can revel in the art of disorder? "The fck PHP Framework" throws conventional coding practices out the window and introduces a whole new level of pandemonium. No, it's not for the faint-hearted, and definitely not for those who prefer tidy codebases. This is a rebellion against the norms of structured programming – a glorious mess that only the truly daring can comprehend.
What can you expect from "The fck PHP Framework"? Nothing fancy, just a rollercoaster ride through the labyrinth of convoluted code, a testament to the software engineer's audacity. Don't bother looking for extensive documentation; it's a freestyle creation, and you're meant to embrace the chaos with open arms.
Proceed at your own risk, and may the code gods have mercy on your debugging endeavors.
This is just nothing and not too messy yet (because, I am not a pro)
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The fck PHP Framework for Freestylers
fck.
Welcome to my PHP fck. framework!
Project Overview
This fck framework is designed to showcase my dancing knowledge, experiment with different features, and serve as a playground for trying out new (old) ideas. Please note that this project is not intended for production use (yet), and some features may be incomplete or under development.
Features
You can see by yourself.
Getting Started
To get started with this project, follow these steps:
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Clone the Repository:
composer create-project darkterminal/fck your-fck-project
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Navigate to the Project Directory:
cd your-fck-project -
Run a Local Development Server:
npm start
This command will run your PHP built-in server and TailwindCSS Watch.
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Open Your Browser: Visit
http://localhost:2500(or the specified port) to see the project in action.
Contributing
Contributions are welcome (if you have time)! If you find any issues or have suggestions for improvements, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
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