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I am familar with CakePHP 1.3 and I would like to learn the novelties in CakePHP2.
I know there is the new cookbook and also the migration guide. Still, I would like something broader than the migration guide without having to read all the cookbook again. I am thinking about something like a series of blog posts, in the spirit of the Django advent.
Is there anything like this around?
At CakeFest this year Mark Story gave a presentation on the changes and they posted it as a video of changes in 2.0. I found this to be a good high-level intro and might fit what you're looking for.
The other presentations from CakeFest 2011 might be useful to you too.
I think the only things you need is 2.0 Migration Guide and New Features in CakePHP 2.0. Other thing is practice.
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Right now, I am using CI 3.0 . And for create report like invoice, monthly report sales, I using dompdf which is so spending time to debug coz dompdf not really support JS.
I was wondering a tools like crystal report , drag and drop report. I am not sure that PHP have like that.
I found php-reports, it looks interesting. But I dont know how to integrate it.
Perhaps, someone out there have solution to this PHP Reports, or maybe if you are share how to simplified creating a report in CI.
Thank You
maybe look at; http://www.hkvstore.com/phpreportmaker/
this questions lightly talks about using it; here
CI is great in that you are allowed to break the rules if you want. if its painful working inside the M-V-C approach then bend some rules or look at another method; like writing a library, or have your model generate more than just the dataset and include html ready for your CSS that your view just has to output (rather than parse).
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I am creating a php mvc framework for learning purposes.
I have a really simple PDO wrapper but I feel it is still too much trouble for the user to write all the sql queries themselves. So I want to implement something like ORM like almost all php frameworks have. However, I am not a big fan of ORM and was wondering if there were any (good) alternatives to ORM. If not, then can someone provide me with a simple good ORM example?
An alternative can be the one described by Tony Marston on Using PHP Objects to access your Database Tables (Part 1) (Part 2). With that he construct a DML Class and finally a Data Dictionary.
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I'm using laravel and I need solution about admin side. I dont want to reinvent a wheel and i think good Admin panel (crud, cms) is available on laravel.
any suggestion ?
Not popular as others, but give it a try to rapyd-laravel
It's a CRUD package for Laravel 4/5 widgets based (forms, grids, etcetera)
it's a really fast way to implement an crud administration interface in few lines of code:
https://github.com/zofe/rapyd-laravel
http://www.rapyd.com
Haven't used it myself, but this seems to be popular: https://packagist.org/packages/frozennode/administrator
Others I found:
https://packagist.org/packages/shin1x1/laravel-table-admin
https://packagist.org/packages/pingpong/admin
The last 2 seem very new so I suggest checking out the top 1 first.
you can also check out this package
https://github.com/serverfireteam/panel
easy to use and also has a nice design,
this package benefits from
https://github.com/zofe/rapyd-laravel
A new version of PongoCMS is in the making as well: http://pongocms.com/. The current version works on Laravel 3, but PongoCMS v2 is based on Laravel 4.
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I want to implement a decision tree (machine learning) algorithm in PHP. I've searched far and wide on Google and can find nothing in PHP.
Does anyone know a tutorial or function in PHP for implementing a descision tree?
Are you looking specifically for Php code or any other languages are ok ?
You can start from the source code of original decision tree algorithm-C4.5.It is public but has some restrictions I think. http://www.rulequest.com/Personal/
Here is a good tutorial that you may want to refer : http://www2.cs.uregina.ca/~dbd/cs831/notes/ml/dtrees/c4.5/tutorial.html
Weka implementations for decision tree J48 is available at : https://svn.scms.waikato.ac.nz/svn/weka/trunk/weka/src/main/java/weka/classifiers/trees/J48.java
If you are familiar with Python Orange C4.5 source code is available at : http://orange.biolab.si/
I do not work with PhP so I am not aware of any implementations in it. But all above implementations(C++,Java,or Python) are worthwhile too look.
Albeit being commented and documented in Japanese, this seems to be pretty close to what you're looking for: https://github.com/kokukuma/php-decision-tree
This is the most recent implementation of the C4.5 Algorithm in PHP on GitHub as of 2019: PHP-C45.
I'm currently using it and it's very efficient too.
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I'm looking for any open-source accounting module that I can include in my Symfony project. I was thinking of writing my own & releasing a plugin, but then I came across 2 solutions:
http://arias.sourceforge.net/
http://frontaccounting.net/
Please answer on the lines of...
Choosing one of the above, your experience, community support
Other alternatives
Thanks a lot!
Here is my take:
- Arias is not being maintained any more, but I didn't invest much energy
- FA on the other hand is very comprehensive; don't go by the name, its a basic ERP. You will love to play-around at the demo link. It uses pure PHP, and no framework. One can take a lot of inspiration from here, and use it readily if the license allows.
Sadly, there is nothing for symfony and I will try to contribute.
I don't know if it's an option to outsource the accounting but if any of the following have APIs then they could possibly solve your problem:
http://billmonk.com
http://buxfer.com
http://mint.com
http://wesabe.com
I believe they let you create arbitrary (sub)accounts and issue IOUs and transfers between the accounts, like for keep track of who owes who what among a group of people.