Felix Geisendörfer wrote:
One of the things that I really like as well is creating
Models for relationships. I think I heard about it first in
David Heinemeier Hansson Keynote Adress at RailsConf '06
(Video
http://blog.scribestudio.com/articles/2006/07/09/david-heinemeier-han
Hi,
just a few weeks ago, I discovered Ruby and Ruby on Rails, and
instantly fell in love with it. My webhoster doesn't offer Ruby,
so I set out to search for an alternative and I found CakePHP.
However, even though I never seriously used Ruby on Rails and
only toyed around with it for three
Hey there jwm,
I've got experience with both Rails and CakePHP. In fact, I even gave
a talk at the php|works conference in September on the topic of What
Can PHP Learn From Ruby On Rails?, so I'd like to think I'm qualified
to comment on this topic. I'm sure I'll be corrected if I'm wrong.
- Acts (acts allow you to decorate a model's behaviour with
additional orthogonal aspects and encapsulate that behaviour
in a single, central place)
We have something called 'Behaviors' in Cake 1.2. There have been a
few posts on it in this mailling list which you can search for,
tease
On 10/25/06, nate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Acts (acts allow you to decorate a model's behaviour with
additional orthogonal aspects and encapsulate that behaviour
in a single, central place)
We have something called 'Behaviors' in Cake 1.2. There have been a
few
https://trac.cakephp.org/browser/branches/1.2.x.x/cake/libs/model/behavior.php
Just because we haven't released any doesn't mean you can't write one
yourself :-P
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Thanks Chris,
Chris Hartjes wrote:
- join models
CakePHP offers that via the same sort of hasMany, belongsTo
and hasManyAndBelongsTo functionality.
That seems to have been misunderstood. I was thinking of using
real join Models in the Domain Model for many-to-many
relationships instead
nate wrote:
- Acts (acts allow you to decorate a model's behaviour with
additional orthogonal aspects and encapsulate that behaviour
in a single, central place)
We have something called 'Behaviors' in Cake 1.2. There have
been a few posts on it in this mailling list which you
On 10/25/06, Jörg W Mittag [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- object-relational mapping of inheritance
I think CakePHP allows this through object chaining, which to
me is a very powerful yet underutilized concept.
Can you elaborate on that? I just googled for object chaining
and only got a
Jrg,
thanks for your lengthy post, it was a pretty interesting read.
One of the things that I really like as well is creating Models for
relationships. I think I heard about it first in David Heinemeier
Hansson Keynote Adress at RailsConf '06 (Video,
Slides).
I've played around with it a
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