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Fuel is fantastic, if unfortunately I was going to have to code in PHP I would probably use it as Fuel is really inpsired by Rails e.g. $ php oil generate migra
by denysonique 16y ago
Fuel is fantastic, if unfortunately I was going to have to code in PHP I would probably use it as Fuel is really inpsired by Rails e.g. $ php oil generate migrations...
- dangrossman 16y agoThere are dozens of PHP frameworks inspired by rails, it's not remarkable. Symfony (which Delicious 2.0, Yahoo! Answers, Yahoo! Bookmarks, Dailymotion v2009, etc. were built on) has a CLI too ("symfony doctrine:migrate"), and is 5+ years old.
- Isofarro 16y agoYahoo used a stripped down and customised version of Symfony (called ysymfony). As far as I recall they stripped out the Model part of symfony - so the entire Propel/Doctrine stuff. Answers for example, wrote their own data query/persistence. So although you mention doctrine:migrate - Yahoo were not using it on Answers, and if Delicious, Bookmarks and Daily Motion were using the Yahoo version of symfony, neither were they.
- dangrossman 16y agoYou don't even have to "strip anything out". It's modular by nature. W3Counter (one of my sites) was built on Symfony and doesn't use Propel or Doctrine either.