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I am new to code igniter, coming from a solid CakePHP background. The user guide covers certain conventions to follow when naming controllers, models, views, and then classes + functions but are they actually enforced anywhere? You manually load both views and models, and controllers can be routed to. So is there any real reason to follow the conventions? I personally think they just make all my files and underlying code look pretty fugly and id rather just override them.
No, CodeIgniter will never enforce anything on you, except for cases where it’s a security or functional requirement.