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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Will Fitch
Feb 5
|16:48
Overview The birth of a new MVC framework, like most others, is spawned by frustrations with the functionality of one or more other frameworks: too much emphasis on design theory, not enough in others, speed, flexibility… the list goes on. The Fever Framework is no different. In an attempt to find a happy medium with [...]
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Will Fitch
Mar 24
|20:45
The April 2009 users group meeting will focus on the Symfony framework. We will be receiving a presentation from Centre{source} where one of the developers is on the Symfony development team. More details to come later.
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Will Fitch
Mar 10
|12:07
The chain-of-command pattern, like most others, assists with maintaining a loose coupling within your classes. By providing a series of classes that implement the ICommand interface and do a specific bit of processing, the developer doesn’t have to care which method to execute.
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