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We're using the Symfony Framework, and connect using the Propel ORM. To be frank, I'm no longer happy with the Propel ORM - I find it quite inefficient. Sigh.
by shafqat 18y ago
We're using the Symfony Framework, and connect using the Propel ORM. To be frank, I'm no longer happy with the Propel ORM - I find it quite inefficient. Sigh.
Anyone else using Propel?
- rob 18y agoHave you tried Doctrine? It's available as a plugin, I believe.
- sgrove 18y agoWe're using Symfony as well, and it's been quite wonderful. Fitting into the framework took some time, but its abstraction allowed us to move from mysql to posgresql for testing, and then back to mysql without much thought at all. Also, optimizing queries for a specific database is fairly simple. Propel has been a bit of a kludge at times, but it does a decent job. We're experimenting with 1.3 and Doctrine to evaluate our migration path however. Anything that's hit you as particularly inefficient?