Model Centric PHP Web Framework [message #175828] |
Fri, 28 October 2011 14:21 |
Ilias Lazaridis
Messages: 3 Registered: October 2011
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I am looking for a php web application framework, and found this
overview here:
http://www.phpframeworks.com/index.php
The overview does not include 2 very important comparison points:
a) "Model Centric".
"Model Centric" means, that the Model (and thus the OO Classes) is the
central point of development, and that the database is *not* a "point
of development" (or only optional if wanted, e.g. when dealing with a
given db-schema).
If I specify my model, I can then create the underlying database using
automations. The same is true for CRUD functionality, which should be
created either dynamically at runtime, or via generators - using the
classes and metadata specified in the model.
An ideal implementation would allow me to continue incrementally,
creating automaticly updates of db-schemas and CRUD's, whilst
preserving data and my custom-changes made to the CRUD's.
b) "Authentication Functionality" (Modules / Components)
Although there is a point "Auth Module" in the comparison mention
above, it does not say which modules are available. I would need
modules for Open Auth Systems (Opent Auth, Open ID) and modules for
popular sites like facebook, twitter, google etc.
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Several very intresting frameworks are "off-list" (for me), because
the development process is not Model-Centric (seen in tutorials, quick-
starts, manuals).
Can anyone tell me which framework fullfills the requirement "a" and
ideally requirement "b", too) ?
Thank you in advance.
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