I have been working with Kohana 2.x and 3.0.4 as well. My doubts come from
what is going to happen with 2.x now that 3.0.4 is here, not to mention the
complete lack of docs for 3.x...
I was also evaluating Spring/Hibernate and have seen it is really really
nice, Django too as well.
On Fri, Apr 1
On Apr 16, 2010, at 4:35 PM, Anthony Wlodarski wrote:
> What are your thoughts on ZF, what do you like about it and what do you
> dislike about it?
Pro:
It's nice and modular so you can pick and choose what you use.
It has a lot of features/components. I use a number of them (like Zend_Cache)
I used to use CakePHP extensively in my projects but found its limitations
on certain projects. I have tried Symfony but felt it was too heavy and
didn't like the whole kitchen sink model (or its ORM) for that matter.
Right now I am evaluating platforms on to build my next project on and it
has co
I'm working with a group that is centered around a Mailman mailing
list (imagine that!) and they want to add a private wiki that would
only be accessible by list subscribers.
Has anyone here built an authentication subroutine against Mailman before?
I'm pretty sure you could just craft a POST req
Probably worth noting. Turns out if you connect PHP to one database and insert
a record in another database then the
binlogs filter this together with the database you are connected to. In other
words, I wasn't seeing any inserts with
the --database= option in mysqlbinlog. Ended up dumping a
Probably worth noting. Turns out if you connect PHP to one database and
insert a record in another database then the binlogs filter this together
with the database you are connected to. In other words, I wasn't seeing any
inserts with the --database= option in mysqlbinlog. Ended up dumping all
Looks like an excellent resource -
http://royal.pingdom.com/2010/04/14/peeking-behind-the-scenes-of-the-worlds-
largest-sites/
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