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[Klederson Bueno]

Hi,

Thanks for the nice feedback, well we are building a Open RoadMap so we can
include many features, one of them is Namespaces. About the dev-mode can be
a very nice ideia, we are ending now our reverse-engineer system to launch
in the 1.0 version in next months and we surely can implement this "dev
mode" too, but its a bit dangeours because if someone use this in production
can generate a non performatic application because realtime sync on demand
can be very painful for the server .

Anyway we have the reverse-engineer system that can connect at the database
and than generate all models automaticaly.

About _mapping() function was an ideia for future ( VERY future )
implementation of this orm as an extension.

Anyway everyone is invited to share, use, colaborate and ask, i`m very
avaliable to anwser questions or chat.

Best Regards,

Klederson Bueno

On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 1:18 AM, Rob Marscher <rmarscher at beaffinitive.com>wrote:

> On Jun 29, 2010, at 11:45 PM, Klederson Bueno wrote:
>
> even virtual relationships between a MySQL <> MSSQL is possible
>
> That's interesting.
>
> Nice site and the framework looks like a decent beginning.  I think most of
> us may roll our eyes at "yet another framework."  You might want to look
> more towards the future and code for PHP 5.3+.  Most new frameworks that I'm
> excited about are taking advantage of namespaces and closures to do things
> that weren't previously possible in PHP.
>
> Another suggestion is to offer a "dev mode" for your ORM classes that
> automates the mappings by reading the database schema.  Maybe some way to
> output the mappings code.  It seems unnecessary to have to write this:
>
> $this->getMap()->addField('id_user','id_user','int',10,array(
> 'autoincrement' => true, 'primary' => true));
>
> Also, you're violating php's naming convention by having a public method
> that begins with an underscore (public function _mapping()).
>
> Those are my quick two cents.  Congratulations on getting your project this
> far off the ground!
>
>
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