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In the days since I began programming in PHP the web has come a long way. With the 5.3 release of PHP, the OOP side of things are finally getting a much needed polish. In the past year there's been a steady rise in the usage of Ruby on Rails for web development as programmers are discovering that ...more»
We've been working hard to get this ready for people to start poking around in and we're happy to announce that it's now ready for public beta testing! You can grab it from http://github.com/kla/php-activerecord/. Play with it... break it... and give us your feedback to help us make a better library for everyone! We want to hear from you.
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PHP 5.3 gets ActiveRecord!
A quick search to find an implementation of active record for php on google is discouraging when one considers the state of ActiveRecord for Ruby on Rails. The reader will notice that the top results are from very old posts and the rest of the results preview minimial implementations. Of course, eventually, PHP ...more»
This will be the first post in a multi-part series, each of the following installations will detail the technologies and implementations of the upcoming CitySquares revision. I hope to cover the entire page generation process, starting with the user's first request to the resulting dynamically generated HTML, CSS, JS, etc. Before I dive too deep into the technical aspect of ...more»
I have come to the conclusion that I should be cataloging my work, thoughts, theories and activities for others to read and learn from my experiences as a web engineer. Let me begin by mentioning I work at a company called CitySquares and for the last year I have been working diligently on the current CitySquares site.
This has been a ...more»
Tags: CMS, codability, Drupal, Framework, horizontal architecture, maintainability, oop, ORM, PHP, scalability, smarty, Symfony
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