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Hey,
normally im developing with doctrine 2.0 and CodeIgniter with PHP 5.3x
Now i hav to work with php 5.2 for one site and im asking which orm should i take because Doctrine2 needs PHP 5.3x
Should i simply use doctrine 1.2 for my site? Has anyone experiences with this version or is there another good orm?
I highly recommend DataMapper:
Source:
https://bitbucket.org/wanwizard/datamapper
Forum: http://codeigniter.com/forums/viewthread/178045/
Home Page: http://stensi.com/datamapper/
The docs are great, the syntax is intuitive, and it is very powerful and easy to extend, and most importantly in your case, it only requires php 5.0
It is actively developed, and WanWizard is also very helpful and responsive on the forums.
I recommend NotORM
http://www.notorm.com/
It's easy to use, it's use the SimpleXML object chaining concept for database relation, and use PDO for query execution
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I've been searching for ORM that can be integrate for PHP Codeigniter. I landed with DataMapper. But unfortunately the source code/library is not available anymore. Is it possible that it's not been used now or development for this was stopped? With more searching, I found topics on DataMapper but it was dated between 2011-2012 and it was the highly recommended ORM for CI in those times. I can't seem to find topics that DataMapper was stopped.
Question is if DataMapper is still available at this time?
DataMapper is still available, here is the source but it not currently maintained by the original developer. To be frank the new version also doesn't seem quite active.
Will be difficult to answer if it is still available at this time, but there is an alternative ORM tool called Doctrine. link
Use Laravel's Eloquent standalone. :)
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I’m using Laravel for a project and it’s a great framework, but the manual often falls short.
For example, I’m trying to figure out how to use named routes in the view using Blade, but the manual explains how to declare them and how to use it in the backend but ends there. I'm pretty sure there's a way to generate a URL using the name of the route.
This isn’t the only problem I’ve ran into where I can’t get the whole story on the manual. Do you know of a place where I can read the more complete manual?
No. You have linked to the official manual. However, there are a lot of great resources out there:
Laracasts
#laravel IRC Chat
/r/laravel on reddit
What you are looking for are the URL helper functions.
Edit: Oh yeah, the full API is also available.
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I want to use 3rd party js files in my application. I have little bit knowledge in Yii 1.1.
But I'm very new to Yii 2.0. Now i'm started working on Yii 2.0 advanced.
I tried with Yii official documentation but it's hard to understand.
Can anyone suggest me for Yii 2.0 reference book in simple manner.
Thanks in advance.
A good book for yii2 beginners, based upon the advanced template:
https://leanpub.com/yii2forbeginners/ (290 pages)
If you already have some experience with yii1 or yii2 and like the test driven developement I recommend this book (rewritten 3rd edition of a book which was already published on yii1 in two editions):
https://www.packtpub.com/web-development/web-application-development-yii-2-and-php/
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I am just wondering what PHP OpenID server (some here http://wiki.openid.net/w/page/12995226/Run-your-own-identity-server) you all would recommend from your experiences? Any that I should definitely avoid etc?
Im using a XAMPP setup, and looking for something fairly easy to implement, it doesn't have to be extremely robust or anything, just something fairly simple that will support multiple user registrations (with passwords - I think the Janrain php openID server implementation doesnt support passwords as far as I know)
Many thanks!
I wonder whether the answer is none -- there was this thread on Quora abut the problems with OpenID and the lack of a good server was one of them.
LightOpenID now includes a server as well.
But after playing with it, it is definitely alpha. It is just difficult to sort out what the basic model is, even with the two examples.
Now trying Zend Open ID Provider Classes.
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I was wondering if its possible to use a json-based schema-free, document-based database like Mongodb or Couchdb on a symfony project like its used for ruby-on-rails websites? And if yes, how can it be done?
There is a DoctrineMongoDBBundle for use with Symfony 2
You might get some help from the MongoDB PHP Language Center. There are links to several PHP libraries for MongoDB, including a centralized logger for symfony applications.
You can also check out http://li3.me/, the only full-stack PHP framework with fully-integrated support for MongoDB (and CouchDB).
Try building your project with the no-orm flag. There is little need to have an object relational database if you are not using a relational database. Just build classes for your data in PHP. These will function as your schema, which makes sense sense as a schema is not defined at the data layer.
AFAIK, the only framework to have integrated Mongo support as of yet is Vork.
I saw a post from someone who retrofitted Cake to use MongoDB, but they basically had to rewire the whole model-engine.
All the majore modern framework can work with Mongodb.
Symfony do it very well with doctrine as an exemple