🛠️ Code Cleanup and Organized Chaos 🧹

[DoonOnthon]

Ah, the excitement of creating something amazing like GamePulse! 🚀 As the project evolves, it's only natural for the code to get a bit wild and unorganized in the heat of development. We've all been there! 😄 But fear not, it's time for a code cleanup and some organized chaos!

In this issue, we'll tackle the task of cleaning up the codebase and organizing it into separate files and includes. Let's strive for that elusive perfect code, or at least get it a bit tidier! 🧹

Here's what we have in mind:

Module Magic: We'll identify reusable components and give them their own cozy homes in separate PHP files. Modularization FTW! 🏠

Separation of Zen: Each file will be aligned with its purpose, adhering to the Zen of separation. 🧘

Function Refactoring Party: Let's optimize and refactor functions for smoother, more efficient code. 🎉

Docs and Comments: We'll add comments and docs to guide future travelers exploring this code. 🗺️

Coding Style Fun: Consistency is the name of the game! We'll keep it stylish and consistent for all to enjoy. 💅

And hey, if you've got some programming experience, this is a great way to make your first contribution to the project. Don't be shy, jump in and let's bring some order to this organized chaos!

Let's make GamePulse's codebase shine and impress future developers! 🌟

[Guxinpei]

Hello, I am Roog. Perhaps we should consider using some mature PHP web frameworks to organize the code, such as the very popular Laravel. Or, are you guys trying to build your own web framework? In that case, you might want to refer to the PSR and PER standards from PHP-FIG. I believe they can make collaboration smoother.

[AlexWolak]

Hello @Guxinpei, Hello Roog,

Thank you for your suggestion.
We're actively exploring ways to enhance our code structure, and your idea of using mature PHP web frameworks like Laravel is very interesting. We understand the importance of well-organized code and common standards to facilitate collaboration. We appreciate your contribution and are open to any additional advice you may have for this project. Feel free to share any further ideas.

Thanks again for your involvement 👍