As some of you know, I’ve been working for a while on implementing type hinting for method return values. I’m pleased to say that the implementation is done. The following types are allowed: Array Class names Parameter type hints allow callable types, but until a keyword is assigned to “callable” (RFC), it’s not possible to [...]
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Will Fitch
Dec 3
|01:21
In today’s web-enabled world, the use of Database Management Systems (DBMS) is extremely common and becoming even more necessary as each day passes. In most cases, the choice is your typical RDBMS such as MySQL, PostreSQL, SQLite or SQL Server. Some larger, enterprise-level systems choose larger solutions such as Oracle.
As a company grows, it becomes a much bigger pain and seemingly less logical to maintain data relationally. It requires more and bigger hardware, labor, decreased performance and becomes difficult to maintain and scale out. This can partly be blamed for the nature of relational systems.
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Will Fitch
Nov 29
|07:05
System administrators constantly worry about optimization with code compilation. This is no different for MySQL. Most systems are fine with the binaries distributed by their flavor of Linux or directly from Oracle. But there are many who need to maximize their hardware usage by pushing their software. I intend to show how to tweak your MySQL compilation to achieve these results.
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Will Fitch
Feb 16
|13:46
One of the features of the PHP Fever Framework is ActiveRecord access to your database. This is meant to be a database access tool for DB models and contains many of the ActiveRecord functions and more.
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Will Fitch
Feb 11
|16:06
I just want to update everyone on the status of the framework. It is still on schedule for the February 26th release! As we countdown to the public beta release, I want to keep you informed of some exciting functionality that’s being added. Functionality Along with the JSON controller, a new XML controller has been [...]
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