SitePoint PHP Blog: CouchDb: document oriented persistence
Harry Fuecks mentions an interesting project today on the SitePoint Blog - CouchDb - a stand-alone document store, accessible via XML REST. Firing up the CouchDb server on Windows is a breeze-follow...
View ArticleAlexander Netkachev's Blog: Installing Propel object persistence layer for...
In his latest entry, Alexander Netkachev explains how to install the Propel object persistence layer and it's needed packages into your PHP application. Object persistence layer provides the...
View ArticleZend Developer Zone: Junction -- a new persistance layer for PHP 5
On the Zend Developer Zone today, there's a new post about a new project that's been launched - an object persistence layer for PHP, Junction. The goal is to automate basic query construction,...
View ArticleZend Developer Zone: ZendCon 2010 Podcast - A New Approach to Object...
On the Zend Developer Zone there's a new post sharing the latest episode of their ZendCon 2010 sessions series - a talk from Stefan Priebsch about object persistence in PHP. The object-relational...
View ArticleNetTuts.com: Evolving Toward a Persistence Layer
On NetTuts.com there's a new article posted that introduces you to the concept of a persistence layer in a PHP application: One of the most confusing design pattern is persistence. The need for an...
View ArticleRussell Walker: Active Record vs Data Mapper for Persistence
Russell Walker has a new post today comparing two popular methods for abstracting out database access and working with your data - the Active Record and Data Mapper patterns for data persistence....
View ArticleNetTuts.com: The Repository Design Pattern
While design patterns are a wider topic than just PHP, the NetTuts.com site has posted a new tutorial looking at the Repository Pattern and uses PHP and PHPUnit to illustrate how the pattern works....
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