Lately I've been taking a look at Haxe, to build an application to be deployed to Apache running PHP. Well, while it looks like it might suit my needs (deploying to PHP, but not using an awful language), I haven't found anything to make the actual application development easier than building a traditional non-MVC PHP app. Are there any toolkits/frameworks that I'm missing, that would be worthwhile?
It'd be nice if it were MVC inspired, and I'd definitely want an easy way to use nice URLS, though I could settle for mod_rewrite rules if necessary.
Edit: The idea is to not use something like CakePHP on the PHP end, but to instead use something like CakePHP on the Haxe end.
There is a port of PureMVC for Haxe: https://github.com/PureMVC/puremvc-haxe-standard-framework/wiki
As far as I know this the only thing for Haxe, but there are discussions on the mailing list about creating a own framework, but this could take a while.
I'm happy to say that haXigniter has been completely rewritten, to get away from the PHP-framework-style as mentioned by Marek. Now it adheres much more to better OO-principles and is also a standard haXe library, so upgrades are much simpler. Please check it out at http://github.com/ciscoheat/haxigniter.
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