PASLAF
PHP is great as it allows for fast prototyping with a great deal of functionality built into the core. However, its not feasible for building a secure, portable web application out of the box and its "ease" doesn't encourage reusable design patterns. PASLAF is my attempt to inject some security, portability and design into the process of web application development in PHP.
PASLAF is the Probably Available Six Letter Acronym Framework (Sorry, I'm really only good at naming bands). It seeks to streamline PHP development for enterprise level applications by using a templated framework for quickly deploying actions/documents/data into a general purpose PHP application with emphasis on stateful applications over stateless HTTP. It's modularized and extensible to allow for complex decisions about documents based on any variable available to the program. It also comes bundled with an extensive set of libraries that seek to abstract things like input sanitization, database layer interaction (ala Perl's DBI) and output (so it's useful for console applications and not just web ones).
I'm trying to work out the last details of licensing and redistributing the few functions that were scraped from other places on the web. Once that's taken care of, I'll put up a source tarball and an example trivial application tarball.
