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crVCL PHP Framework Nightly build archive
Aug 21st, 2010 by IcemanX

crVCL PHP Framework Nightly build archive

Immediate are the “crVCL PHP framework” and the “crMySQL Toolkit” as nightly build archive formats bz2, zip and gz  available. See http://www.cr-solutions.net/pages/projects.php or http://hg.cr-solutions.net

To see the full change log and download the new stable version go to http://code.google.com/p/crvcl/

Website: http://www.cr-solutions.net

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    Here is more about the features:
    PHP4 – no
    PHP5 – yes
    MVC – yes
    Multiple DB’s – yes (pdo)
    ORM – yes
    DB Objects – yes
    Templates – no
    Caching – yes
    Validation – yes
    Ajax – yes (jquery)
    Auth Module – yes
    Modules – no
    EDP – no

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      Main features of the new Version: enhancement of MVC, AJAX, CLI daemon support, new samples, support of the last sphinx version and many new features.

      To see the full change log and download the new version go to http://code.google.com/p/crvcl/

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        Features of Spawn Framework are speed, ease of learning and safety.
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        With a simple and lightweight construction, and use the MVC architecture, programming framework makes this a real pleasure.

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          Jun 30th, 2010 by phpburn

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          The PhpBURN is a complete PHP framework and is compose by three main modules ( but not the only ones because everyone can develop your own modules and integrate it to the tool ). The main principle in this tool is the MVC pattern.

          ORM ( Model or M ):
          Without doubt the most powerful part of this framework is the ORM, responsable for the persistence and mapping between the Application and the DBMS ( Data Base Management System or simply Data Base ). It supports multiples databases, multiples drivers in just one application, making  the development extremely Easy, Fast, Powerful and very Fun.

          In order to obtain more information about the ORM see the documentation.

          Controllers ( Controller or C ):
          The controllers in PhpBURN want to make more easy the developer but also organize and agile the development, they are not only for this but also as a guide line for the developer follow the corrects Design Patterns.

          The learning curve for this system part utilization is almost zero because it works basicaly as a way to encapsulate and organize the code operations following the MVC patterns.

          For more informations about Controllers see the documentation.

          Views ( View or V ):
          The views system on PhpBURN is very cool, by default it comes with a support similar to the used by many frameworks and professionals but also supports the adaptation and integration of own systems or others frameworks in a simple way.

          The most intersting part is that the integration are made in a low level that means there is no changes in the sintaxe, the views change is made without need to change anything in the controllers.

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          External Libs:
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          Ex: SimplePie, TCPDF, etc.


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