I would certainly add my vote for Model-Glue to Dean's. I've used both
Mach-II and Model-Glue a good bit, and Model-Glue seems to have a simpler,
more understandable way of working. And it's well-integrated for use with
other frameworks. Dean mentioned ColdSpring, which operates seamlessly with
Model-Glue to inject needed objects into other objects. While I feel like
I've barely touched the surface of what ColdSpring can do, it's most basic
functionality makes you wonder how you lived without it.
Model-Glue also has built-in integration with both Reactor and Transfer, the
ORM frameworks which are being used a lot nowadays.
However, none of those other frameworks are necessary to Model-Glue.
Frankly, Model-Glue makes assembling the content for a page so simple, I
even use it for largely static sites.
If you're not used to object-oriented programming, all these frameworks take
getting used to. Even the most recent version of Fusebox can be
object-oriented, if you want it to be.
--
Thanks,
Tom
Tom McNeer
MediumCool
http://www.mediumcool.com
1735 Johnson Road NE
Atlanta, GA 30306
404.589.0560
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