Personally still actively using qcubed.
qcubed 4 does run on php 8

Hi,

I still use the qcubed-4 framework and it works fine for me, but here you have to remember that this framework doesn't work properly since PHP 8.1. I had tested it myself on the php version. This framework works well up to PHP 8.

I cloned from qcubed to qcubed-4 and manage it myself, because there is no sign of life in the community and it was necessary to carry out updates, etc. I also changed composer to 2.0 minimum so that it could continue to work.

If the time is so far that, for example, PHP 8.1 should be switched to, unfortunately, a lot of reworking will have to be done.

Sorry I have one necessary job left to do, it's travis. I also have to rework here, so far I've had fast times and more to come :(:

Where to share your work, here :) ? I have made some small updates in the qcubed-4 version, I don't remember anymore, all the updates or fixes were for this framework to work on PHP 8.0 as it should be...

Also, for your information, https://qcubed.eu/ works on qcubed-4 and PHP 8.0 :)

Hey @matthiaz , if you're interested in qcubed-4, I'll make you an admin too?

I ported QCubed to Go and use it there. Its pretty mature, but lacks documentation. It generally works the same though. Start with a database and it outputs a CRUD website that you alter. Structure of model, form and panel are similar too.

The advantages over PHP are:

• Its compiled and strongly typed, so works much faster, catches errors at compile time, and produces a small footprint.
• A recent change to Go allows it to bundle all the assets into the executable file. So one copy operation can send it to the server. A typical website is under 100MB for everything. Its also easy to embed it in a docker container.
• It supports WebSockets, so it does live updates to the client when data changes.

See it here https://github.com/goradd/goradd

I believe the problems you had are now fixed. When you posted your errors, I couldn't get to them immediately.

I moved testing to GitHub's CI platform. The project now gets CI tests on both Ubuntu and Windows.