[symfony-users] Re: From Propel to Doctrine... for every projects ?

2009-10-03 Thread Adrien Mogenet
Thanks for the answers :-) I think I will try to perform a change for one module, in order to estimate the complexity of this process. If it's really easy and fast to change, I will update the whole project, otherwise, I will use Doctrine only for future projects ! -- Adrien Mogenet Looking for

[symfony-users] Re: From Propel to Doctrine... for every projects ?

2009-10-03 Thread E_lexy
Hi Adrien, We are in the process of changing a large project to Doctrine, because we found the DQL language better suited for our complex queries. Having done Propel for 1,5 year, Doctrine is easy to learn and much closer to (old skool) SQL. Also Doctrine is a bit more flexibel. There is usually

[symfony-users] Re: From Propel to Doctrine... for every projects ?

2009-10-02 Thread Gábor Fási
The default ORM will be doctrine, but propel will be supported, hopefully for a long time. I've used it in many projects, and I don't plan on switching - no reason to :) I started learning doctrine when propel seemed to be abandoned, so I can start new projects with it, but it got a new leader, an