Jelix is an open-source PHP framework for web applications
Discover Jelix
Since 2006, Jelix offers sustainable solutions for your website and application projects:
- An architecture in reusable modules: capitalize on your development
- An MVC logic and a structured organization of files for easy maintenance
- Plugins to extend jelix components
- Many simple APIs
- A performance core for exigent web sites
Many bundled features
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Generic CRUD controller -
Web services:
ajax,
REST-Full,
SOAP,
xml-rpc...
Dedicated views to HTML, ATOM, RSS,
ZIP, PDF...
ORM and
unified API for databases-
Forms 
Template engine
Event system
Authentication
Rights management
Internationalization
Graphical themes
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Installation
and update system to ease deployment
Quality and strength
Forms validation, CSRF & XSS defense,
SQL injection prevention
Thousands unit tests on Jelix components
An advanced error management, following used formats/protocols
Accelerate your developments
Jelix brings Scripts for CLI to generate code.
The framework have modules providing an administration interface, an interface to manage users and rights.
Many other modules and components can be installed with Composer, and provide advanced features.
Some Jelix components are independent and are usable into any projects.
Discover them on
Booster.jelix.org
Community
Forum- Ask your questions on the forum
IRC- Live discussion with your preferred IRC client on Libera.chat
Mailing-list- Receive news about the project by email, and discuss with others users and contributors.
Contributions
Jelix on Github !- Fork and propose improvements
Issues tracker- Report bugs or feature requests
News
Three maintenance versions these last month
Since this summer, three new versions has been released, 1.8.11 to 1.8.13, which fix some bugs and add some little improvements.
- Jelix 1.8.11: in urls.xml, entrypoint can now have an "alias" attribute, to indicate an alternate name, that could be used into the declareUrls of configurator.
- Jelix 1.8.12: new support of error page for any locales into app/responses/: error.fr_FR.php, error.de_DE.php...
See details in the changelog.
