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  • B.r.K.o.N.j.A.

    PHP5 frameworks

    Do you have any experience with any, recommendations ? I've checked php on
    trax but it's still in an early stage of development. I'm looking for
    something with a some ready to use controlls (dbgrids for example),
    prefferably mvc and good documentation.. . The problem is that google (and
    phpwact) gives a lots of results, but I'm looking for a solid tested one.

    Thanks,

    Brko


  • andrew.mccafferty@gmail.com

    #2
    Re: PHP5 frameworks

    Brko,

    CakePHP (http://www.cakephp.org/) is an MVC PHP framework based on some
    of the concepts of Ruby on Rails. As with Trax it's still early in
    development, but moving at a very fast pace. As such, documentation is
    also a bit sparse but help can always be found through other channels
    (wiki, api, #cakephp, and the Google Group).

    Definitely worth a look!

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    • B.r.K.o.N.j.A.

      #3
      Re: PHP5 frameworks

      Thanks, I'll check it out.

      Btko


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      • Peter Fox

        #4
        Re: PHP5 frameworks

        Following on from B.r.K.o.N.j.A.' s message. . .[color=blue]
        >Do you have any experience with any, recommendations ? I've checked php on
        >trax but it's still in an early stage of development. I'm looking for
        >something with a some ready to use controlls (dbgrids for example),
        >prefferably mvc and good documentation.. . The problem is that google (and
        >phpwact) gives a lots of results, but I'm looking for a solid tested one.
        >
        >Thanks,
        >
        >Brko
        >
        >[/color]
        I couldn't get Symfony to work.
        Cake is a far cry from being industrial strength.

        The longer you can wait the better the offerings will be - any one you
        go with will need a fair investment of time and effort to discover how
        it really works and how to tweak it to your needs.

        If you find a good one let us know.


        --
        PETER FOX Not the same since the cardboard box company folded
        peterfox@eminen t.demon.co.uk.n ot.this.bit.no. html
        2 Tees Close, Witham, Essex.
        Gravity beer in Essex <http://www.eminent.dem on.co.uk>

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        • cjl

          #5
          Re: PHP5 frameworks

          Brko:

          You may want to check out Qcodo:

          The Official GIT Repository of the Qcodo Development Framework for PHP - qcodo/qcodo


          There is a nice 'screencast' 20 minute movie which shows the basics of
          the framework. It does have a nice dbgrid control.

          -cjlesh

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          • Matt Childs

            #6
            Re: PHP5 frameworks

            cjl wrote:[color=blue]
            > Brko:
            >
            > You may want to check out Qcodo:
            >
            > http://www.qcodo.com/
            >
            > There is a nice 'screencast' 20 minute movie which shows the basics of
            > the framework. It does have a nice dbgrid control.
            >
            > -cjlesh
            >[/color]
            I've been working with WASP for a while now. It's really solid and
            under active development. I'm a contributor on the project and I think
            it is headed in a good direction.

            Download WASP for free. Web Application Structure for PHP - A powerful multi-tier MVC web application framework built on Object Oriented PHP5. Uses PEAR DB_DataObjects and Html_Template_Flexy.



            Matt

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