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Taking the Sting Out of PHP 5 Programming 159

bfioca writes "Where are the all-in-one PHP frameworks that make building well-factored and maintainable applications as easy as building simple sites? O'Reilly ONLamp's recent article Simplify PHP Development with WASP shows how to make a simple database-backed site with WASP in just a few lines of code. Other PHP 5 frameworks such as symfony and PRADO have been getting a lot of recent attention as well."
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Taking the Sting Out of PHP 5 Programming

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  • by afernie ( 915570 ) <afernie @ c o t s e.net> on Sunday January 22, 2006 @06:42PM (#14534796) Homepage
    Sting has had his finger in entirely too many pies since The Police broke up...
  • by Charbax ( 678404 ) on Sunday January 22, 2006 @07:37PM (#14535051) Homepage
    I think I understand the fundamentals, I just don't know PHP.. I can design a database, and I can understand the kind of interaction there needs to be between the tables. Imagine a GUI, first step design a database, with tables and relations. NExt step, you can define some tables as some standard ones, like "username" or "password". Then choose the actions that the PHP pages will do and include, for example the username and password box. And then define on the "logged-in" php page what can happen from which tables. Imagine such GUI that does not create every advanced PHP system, but is advanced enough to design ones own Digg.com kind of system, own search, own custom cms, members area, digital files store and lots of stuff like that. It will generate the php pages and it will be possible to view source and edit them to cutomize them..

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