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        <title>A PHP framework (MVC) in 400 lines of code?</title>
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        <description>Is anybody aware of a (working) minimalist MVC framework/library for PHP whose source code is 300-400 lines or even less?

Clearly I am thinking about a truly minimal one, here: 

- urls handling
- a basic architecture for controllers
- php templates

- ego-free
- hype-free 
- does nothing beyond MVC

Nothing spectacular; I am after something that is more an alternative to vanilla PHP than an alternative to other frameworks.</description>
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