Agavi update-2011 at PHP Conference Japan 2011

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This document discusses the Agavi PHP framework. It provides an overview of its MVC architecture and components like routing, models, views, and ORM integration. It also mentions features like input filtering, internationalization support, and compatibility with technologies like Doctrine, Twig, SQL Server, and Zend components. The document promotes Agavi and provides contact details for its lead developer David Zuelke.

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Special thanks David Zuelke

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