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HMVC design separates controllers, models, views hierarchically

Routing maps requests to controllers and modules

ORM and query builder handle database interactions

Packages and modules encapsulate features and libraries

Core system handles request lifecycle, security, and configuration

HTTP Request -> Router -> Controller -> Model -> View -> Response

Modules allow nested controllers for reusability

Packages provide additional functionality

ORM handles database mapping

Caching improves performance for high-traffic requests

HMVC pattern for modularity

RESTful API design

Package-based reusable components

Routing-driven request handling

ORM and query builder for database abstraction

Modular e-commerce platforms

RESTful API backends for mobile applications

Internal CRM/HR dashboards

Package-driven SaaS platforms

Rapid prototyping for enterprise projects

HMVC modularity

Lightweight and flexible architecture

Convention over configuration

Security-first design

Extendable via packages and modules

Use database indexing and query optimization

Leverage caching for high-traffic modules

Deploy on multiple server instances for load balancing

Modularize large applications for maintainability

Monitor memory and execution time for performance

Upgrade FuelPHP 1.x to latest stable fork if needed

Refactor module and package paths

Update deprecated methods and helpers

Verify ORM and auth configuration

Test controllers, modules, and APIs in new environment