[shaftoe]

I'm always amazed to see minimalist used to describe a dozen placeholder directories and files. That said, the code is clean and modern php.

[cydrobolt]

Minimalist in regards to its design, perhaps not the code structure :)

In contrast to other projects such as YOURLS, Polr tries to be minimalist by avoiding heavy graphs or unnecessary bloat.

[asimuvPR]

The structure is good. You can read what's happening clearly. It also shows what's a laravel idiom and what is modern php. I giggled a bit when reading the user factory code. It feels so enterprise. Not a bad thing in itself. I was just happy to see php code that is not a ball of mud held together by holy water. :)

[cydrobolt]

Haha, I totally agree. Reminds me of this: http://www.willa.me/2013/11/the-six-most-common-species-of-c...

[asimuvPR]

I hope to one day be able to code like the cat. :)

[eyelidlessness]

I don't know. If something is defined as "lightweight" (their word, but same point applies to "minimalist"), I should not have to blow my entire brain memory stack keeping the filesystem structure in my head just to start to examine how it's done.