Aura.Web: A Page Controller for MVC

Yesterday Paul M Jones tagged the beta5 for the system repo. So you can download the system from http://auraphp.com/system/downloads/ via composer # Creating aura framework based projects has been made easy with composer. You can run php composer.phar create-project -s dev aura/system your-directory What it does is almost similar to git clone and installing via git as below

Yesterday I wrote about Standalone Forms and Validation. It may need a little bit knowledge on how the Aura.Filter works. But that is a good start if you want to know how you can integrate the pieces of Aura. Today I think I need to show you the very minimal approach you can take to build the form and validate your form. If you want to use a powerful validation and filtering use something like Aura.Filter or bind your favourite components which does the validation Respect, Symfony2 Validator, valitron and filtering with something like DMS-Filter.

Update : I wrote a very minimal approach here Recently Aura.Input was tagged Beta1. I would like to show you how you can use Aura.Input, Aura.Filter and Aura.View to create form. The Aura.Input itself contains a basic filter implementation. As shown in earlier post Aura Turns 2 But in this post let us use the power of Aura.Filter. As Aura.Input doesn’t have a rendering capability you may need to use Aura.View as templating system ( see Using Aura.View ) or use the helper classes provided by Aura.View ( see below Without using Aura.View completely ) or create your own helper classes to render the same from the hints ( see Hints for the view ).