Bonfire

Bonfire is not a CMS or framework like CodeIgniter, but a tool to deploy and customize a CodeIgniter installation.

All done using a nicely crafted UI, instead of the clunky way of editing the raw source code.

What is new in this release:

• New Bootstrap 2.x based theme in the admin area
• Passwords secured with phppass now for better security
• Site restructuring for even better security for web apps.
• Much more flexible and powerful MY_Model, adding Observer methods for easier customization, and moving data validation to the Model, where it belongs.
• Splitting of the MY_Controller into Base_Controller, Front_Controller and Admin_Controller that area autoloaded, leaving MY_Controller alone for you to customize for your site.
• Simpler, cleaner, front-end theme based on Bootstrap 2

What is new in version 0.8.0:

• New Bootstrap 2.x based theme in the admin area
• Passwords secured with phppass now for better security
• Site restructuring for even better security for web apps.
• Much more flexible and powerful MY_Model, adding Observer methods for easier customization, and moving data validation to the Model, where it belongs.
• Splitting of the MY_Controller into Base_Controller, Front_Controller and Admin_Controller that area autoloaded, leaving MY_Controller alone for you to customize for your site.
• Simpler, cleaner, front-end theme based on Bootstrap 2

What is new in version 0.7.3:

• New Bootstrap 2.x based theme in the admin area
• Passwords secured with phppass now for better security
• Site restructuring for even better security for web apps.
• Much more flexible and powerful MY_Model, adding Observer methods for easier customization, and moving data validation to the Model, where it belongs.
• Splitting of the MY_Controller into Base_Controller, Front_Controller and Admin_Controller that area autoloaded, leaving MY_Controller alone for you to customize for your site.
• Simpler, cleaner, front-end theme based on Bootstrap 2

What is new in version 0.6.1:

• Re-added temporary fix to remove `array to string` conversion errors in PHP 5.4 until CI remember to backport it.

What is new in version 0.6:

• New Twitter Bootstrap powered UI.
• When a new user signs up at your site, you can now require that they activate their account via either email or by having an administrator approve them.
• Can set the requirements for the strictness of user's passwords right in the settings page.
• Built into the user_model, you can now store and retrieve custom fields for users, like address, phone number, shirt size, or whether they think Hans shot first.
• Translation utility.

Requirements:

• PHP 5.1.6 or higher
• MySQL 4 or highertphp