Redo The WebAren't you tired of being tied in a web?Everybody Goes to Symfony Camp- August 29, 2008 And that includes me. I will be giving a presentation there, in two weeks from now, called "Developing for Developers - Usability Applied to Programming", and illustrated by my recent work on DbFinderPlugin. If you'd like to meet the best PHP5 developers in the world, or me, you should definitely go to the Symfony Camp on ...http://redotheweb.com/2008/08/29/everybody-goes-to-symfony-camp/ sfPropelFinder becomes DbFinder - Announcing 1.0 release- August 28, 2008 The sfPropelFinder plugin, which I've told you about a lot lately, has recently been renamed to DbFinder. This emphasizes the fact that the plugin is not Propel-specific anymore, and that you can use it with Doctrine without any change in the API. Also, I have released a version 0.9 of the plugin today, which marks the ...http://redotheweb.com/2008/08/28/sfpropelfinder-becomes-dbfinder-announcing-10-release/ Propel 1.3 is out- August 20, 2008 The news has just hit the Propel home page: Propel long-awaited 1.3 version was released yesterday. Not only is Propel 1.3 a lot faster than the previous version (thanks to PDO), it also fixes a handful of problems many of us had with Propel 1.2, and adds a few features as well. Here is a quick ...http://redotheweb.com/2008/08/20/propel-13-is-out/ Tip: Clean up your symfony debug logs- August 19, 2008 The symfony web debug toolbar is awesome. You know when partials are executed, you know which queries the database receives, you know all about caching, filters, slots, decorators, and you can even add your own traces there. But there is one thing that bothers me a lot: each database query executed by Creole displays two or ...http://redotheweb.com/2008/08/19/tip-clean-up-your-symfony-debug-logs/ Eating My Own Dog Food- August 12, 2008 I spent the last three hours porting my sfSimpleBlog plugin to sfPropelFinder. While it was the occasion to polish the sfPropelFinder API and fix a bug, it was also a great pleasure to replace Propel PeerCriteria code with finder one. The blog plugin is up and running, the code is now much cleaner, and as a ...http://redotheweb.com/2008/08/12/eating-my-own-dog-food/ Add request method requirement to routing in symfony 1.1- August 8, 2008 Doing rails-like RESTful resources is not natively possible with symfony, but with a bit of tweaking you can get closer to it. The problem Thanks to routing requirements, you can restrict the cases where a route matches a URL. show_article: url: article:id params: module: article, action: show requirements: id: d+ What I ...http://redotheweb.com/2008/08/08/add-request-method-requirement-to-routing-in-symfony-11/ Admin Generator compatible with Propel and Doctrine- August 1, 2008 Just a quick note to mention a recent addition I made to the sfPropelFinderPlugin. It now features an admin generator theme, identical in functionality to the Propel and Doctrine admin generators, except... It uses DbFinder queries instead of Criteria or Doctrine_Query calls. See more in the Generator README file. This has two implications: Modules based on this ...http://redotheweb.com/2008/08/01/admin-generator-compatible-with-propel-and-doctrine/ |