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So is it like making something similar to RoR? If yes then I am interested. RoR has spoilt me. Anything that is similar to RoR is highly attracted to me.
by pknerd 14y ago
So is it like making something similar to RoR? If yes then I am interested.
RoR has spoilt me. Anything that is similar to RoR is highly attracted to me.
- thomseddon 14y agoCakePHP (http://book.cakephp.org/2.0/en/index.html http://book.cakephp.org/2.0/en/index.html) was initially built on ROR concepts. It follows a brilliant MVC pattern and gets you up and running with 'bake' (think 'rails generate') so if you know RoR and PHP, then you will feel very at home with Cake.
- arthurschreiber 14y agoYes, but their Model layer, in comparison with what ActiveRecord provides you with, is really not that great. One of the main aspects that I really didn't like was that the Model finder methods don't give you object instances back, but instead you get php arrays with the fetched data from the database.
- Kiro 14y agoWhy do you want object instances?
- thomseddon 14y agoPersonally, I have never found this in any way restrictive?
- davidlumley 14y agoBeing a micro framework it's more similar to Sinatra than Rails. In terms of main differences, it's PHP rather than Ruby which means it's verbose rather than terse and it's less automagical than Sinatra / DataMapper. If you need to use PHP for a project, then it's a great choice, but if you don't then you're better off with Sinatra (or Express and Node depending on what you're wanting to do).
- there 14y agohttps://github.com/jcs/halfmoon https://github.com/jcs/halfmoon
- phpnode 14y agoTry Yii, it is similar to rails in many respects http://www.yiiframework.com/ http://www.yiiframework.com/
- Gring 14y agoJust found out about Yii. How would you rate it?