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Why PSR Standards Matter to CMS Integrators Too
The original discussion asked a fair question: if MODX Revolution already talks about PSR-0, PSR-1, PSR-2, why should developers care about the wider PHP-FIG standards such as PSR-3? The best answer is that standards red
The original discussion asked a fair question: if MODX Revolution already talks about PSR-0, PSR-1, PSR-2, why should developers care about the wider PHP-FIG standards such as PSR-3? The best answer is that standards reduce friction across the whole ecosystem.
Why This Matters in Real Projects
- autoloading becomes predictable
- code style is easier to share across teams
- libraries fit together with less glue code
- logging and interfaces become reusable across packages
Even if a CMS project does not implement every PSR directly, it benefits from an ecosystem where packages, services, and tools follow common expectations.
Practical Takeaway
If you build custom packages, integrations, or services around Evolution CMS, following modern PHP standards pays off quickly. It makes code easier to move, test, and maintain long after the original implementation phase.
Source: Evolution CMS on GitHub.
How the Extras.Evolution Repository Was Structured for Issue Tracking and Updates
A short ecosystem note on organizing a shared extras repository with releases, issues, and a predictable update flow.
Using CsvPort as a Starting Point for Catalog Imports
How legacy projects used CsvPort for structured imports and why this workflow still matters when planning import automation.