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MySQL High Performance and MySQL High Availability for your PHP Web Application

IcemanX — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 08:33:27 +0000

MySQL High Performance and MySQL High Availability for your PHP Web Application is a post from: PHP Frameworks

MySQL High Performance and MySQL High Availability for your PHP Web Application is a post from: PHP Frameworks You need MySQL High Performance and MySQL High Availability for your PHP Web Application, but you have a low budget! No problem – take a look @ the crVCL PHP Framework http://en.cr-solutions.net/p/projects and make your business fail-safe with standard [...]

lexa-tools framework for PHP 5.3

Alex — Sat, 04 Jun 2011 05:50:22 +0000

lexa-tools framework for PHP 5.3 is a post from: PHP Frameworks

lexa-tools framework for PHP 5.3 is a post from: PHP Frameworks lexa-tools library is not as much a framework as a set of utililies (tools). You are free to organize the site as you’d like. No special folder structure is required. No need to declare any classes. No config files and no magic conventions. The library [...]

Adventure PHP Framework (APF) 1.11 released!

christian — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 13:29:42 +0000

Adventure PHP Framework (APF) 1.11 released! is a post from: PHP Frameworks

Adventure PHP Framework (APF) 1.11 released! is a post from: PHP Frameworks The APF team is proud to anounce the new website together with the 1.11 stable release. Revision 1.11 comes up with a revised version of the form support on the basis of taglibs. Now generic definition of validators and filters on the basis of the [...]

Why APF (Adventure PHP Framework)?

christian — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 21:40:57 +0000

Why APF (Adventure PHP Framework)? is a post from: PHP Frameworks

Why APF (Adventure PHP Framework)? is a post from: PHP Frameworks You think: “The APF is just another framework”, too? On this page you can find reasons why you should definitely use use the adventure php framework (APF)! The APF supports you to rapidly create enterprise ready web applicatons or modules, that are fast, secure and reusable. [...]

Notes on Choosing a PHP Framework: A Quick Comparison of CodeIgniter and Kohana

wood — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 15:17:15 +0000

Notes on Choosing a PHP Framework: A Quick Comparison of CodeIgniter and Kohana is a post from: PHP Frameworks

Notes on Choosing a PHP Framework: A Quick Comparison of CodeIgniter and Kohana is a post from: PHP Frameworks When I was reading through my subscribed feeds I came across this post: Notes on Choosing a PHP Framework: A Comparison of CakePHP and the Zend Framework by Chad Kieffer. Chad has done a great job comparing the [...]

Choosing a PHP Framework Round 2: Yii vs Kohana vs CodeIgniter

wood — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 15:14:01 +0000

Choosing a PHP Framework Round 2: Yii vs Kohana vs CodeIgniter is a post from: PHP Frameworks

Choosing a PHP Framework Round 2: Yii vs Kohana vs CodeIgniter is a post from: PHP Frameworks It was over a year ago that I wrote the article that compares CodeIgniter and Kohana. Since then both CodeIgniter and Kohana have seen major progress with the release of CodeIgniter 1.7.0 and Kohana 2.3. In December 2008, a new [...]

Notes on Choosing a PHP Framework: A Comparison of CakePHP and the Zend Framework

wood — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 14:59:29 +0000

Notes on Choosing a PHP Framework: A Comparison of CakePHP and the Zend Framework is a post from: PHP Frameworks

Notes on Choosing a PHP Framework: A Comparison of CakePHP and the Zend Framework is a post from: PHP Frameworks posted February 15th, 2008 at 4:05 pm by chad Are you considering using a PHP framework for your next project? If so, this article's for you. I've narrowed down my choices to CakePHP and the Zend Framework [...]

PHP framework comparison benchmarks

wood — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 14:48:16 +0000

PHP framework comparison benchmarks is a post from: PHP Frameworks

PHP framework comparison benchmarks is a post from: PHP Frameworks In response to Wil’s comment regarding the PHP framework performance comparisons I made in my previous post, I have decided to post the results I got. My decision not post them initially was due to the benchmarks not being done in complete isolation (a seperate client [...]

PHP framework comparison benchmarks

wood — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 13:42:46 +0000

PHP framework comparison benchmarks is a post from: PHP Frameworks

Performance of Yii

wood — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 14:31:21 +0000

Performance of Yii is a post from: PHP Frameworks

Performance of Yii is a post from: PHP Frameworks Yii is a high-performance framework. The graph below shows how efficient Yii is when compared with other popular PHP frameworks. In the graph, RPS stands for “request per second” which describes how many requests an application written in a framework can process per second. The higher the [...]

Restful Controllers with Zend Framework

wood — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 15:35:32 +0000

Restful Controllers with Zend Framework is a post from: PHP Frameworks

I just read Bradley Holt’s post on using HTML 5 forms with REST and HTTP methods and he mentioned the REST router in the recently released version 1.9 of the Zend Framework. The good news is we don’t have to wait for mainstream support for HTML 5. Zend Framework REST controller supports PUT and [...]

Zend_Db_Table update in ZF1.9

wood — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 22:38:50 +0000

Zend_Db_Table update in ZF1.9 is a post from: PHP Frameworks

I usually have a bunch of empty Db_Table classes in my Zend Framework apps which just exist to define table names and do the inherited CRUD stuff. However, with the just released version 1.9 of the framework (currently in beta), I don’t need to do this anymore. Zend_Db_Table is now a concrete implementation that accepts a [...]

Zend_Db_Table dynamic finders

wood — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 17:01:13 +0000

Zend_Db_Table dynamic finders is a post from: PHP Frameworks

The recently added Zend_Navigation component uses dynamic finders to find pages e.g. findOneByLabel(’Home’) to return the first matching page with label Home (and that’s straight from the manual). It would be nice if Zend_Db_Table could do this too but it can’t. This seems a little inconsistent to me. Why do it for some components and not [...]

Zend Framework deployment with Capistrano

wood — Fri, 08 May 2009 10:16:20 +0000

Zend Framework deployment with Capistrano is a post from: PHP Frameworks

After playing around with Phing for a while I decided to bring the simplicity of Capistrano – which I have been using with my Rails apps – to our Zend Framework project at work. Surprisingly it wasn’t hard at all. “Capistrano is a tool for automating tasks on one or more remote servers”. That’s straight off [...]

Zend Framework and the cost of flexibility

wood — Thu, 07 May 2009 11:36:08 +0000

Zend Framework and the cost of flexibility is a post from: PHP Frameworks

I have had to downgrade my copy of the Zend Framework to 1.7.8 after 5 mins of ‘upgrading’ to 1.8.0 to get access to all the promised goodies (Zend Tool, Zend Application, Zend Navigation, etc). Unfortunately, Zend_Loader::registerAutoload has been deprecated and I got notices all over my screen. Considering we are working on multiple projects [...]

Jara Base – a base Zend Framework app

wood — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 22:59:29 +0000

Jara Base – a base Zend Framework app is a post from: PHP Frameworks

I recently had to set up a Zend Framework project at a friend’s house and realized how reliant I am on Zend Studio to set up a fresh project. Meet Jara Base – the ZF starter app and my solution to this minor issue. It’s essentially a slightly modified version of the Zend Studio project [...]

Zend Framework titbits

wood — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 10:59:18 +0000

Zend Framework titbits is a post from: PHP Frameworks

There are a couple of Zend Framework snippets and how-tos I find myself googling over and over again. I have decided to maintain this list and keep adding to it as I go along. Bypassing Zend_Db prepared statements:For complex queries, you may have to write the query out by hand and we recently had to [...]