SiPPF is now a SourceForge.net project
Yesterday I registered SiPPF as a project at SourceForge.net and it was accepted :)
In short: SiPPF - Simple PHP5 Persistency Framework - is a small and easy to use persistency framework for PHP5, which doesn't require you to adapt special design patterns for your entities. It will be used in Nucleus Boron, the next generation Nucleus.
Currently it's in a pre-alpha stage so i don't have much more information...
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Maarten on 2005-11-21 14:23 reply
Checkout
Checkout http://www.appelsiini.net/~..., it is quiet good (but not as good as Hibernate, cause it does not support relationships)
TeRanEX on 2005-11-21 14:36 reply
I'll have a look at it. But
I'll have a look at it. But it's my intention to add support for relationships etc :) I'm still working on the project-website, which will also have a roadmap.
Maarten on 2005-11-28 11:08 reply
Will it be a port of
Will it be a port of Hibernate to PHP, or a complete from-scratch design? I think a port would be very successful for PHP developers.
I dont't know if I'll have enough spare time to contribute, but I'm sure interested in joining the developer team. (on SourceForge: maartenba)
TeRanEX on 2005-11-28 21:56 reply
Maarten, i didn't plan to
Maarten, i didn't plan to make it an exact port of Hibernate, because i think it would become quite "heavy", and *Simple* php pers.. wouldn't be a very good name :). Ofcourse it will be "inspired" by hibernate.
I'm currently opening my new development site @ gluefish.net. When that's done i'm going to work to a first 0.1 release, update the roadmap and i'll add you to the development team :)
TeRanEX on 2005-11-28 22:11 reply
Maarten, i didn't plan to
Maarten, i didn't plan to make it an exact port of Hibernate, because i think it would become quite "heavy", and *Simple* php pers.. wouldn't be a very good name :). Ofcourse it will be "inspired" by hibernate.
I'm currently opening my new development site @ gluefish.net. When that's done i'm going to work to a first 0.1 release, update the roadmap and i'll add you to the development team :)
moraes on 2005-11-28 22:42 reply
Simple is the word. There are
Simple is the word. There are already more robust and "complicated" solutions in PHP. A simple one is what most people needs, and plus simple things that work like magic are beautiful.
Maarten on 2005-11-29 13:15 reply
In that case count me in :-)
In that case count me in :-)
npcomplete on 2005-12-09 02:41 reply
Propel is quite nice
Propel is quite nice (http://propel.phpdb.org).
Or, is that one of the ones classified as 'complicated'?
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