DevShed: Updating and Deleting Database Records with the Active Record Pattern
DevShed has posted the next article in their Active Record series. This time it's a look at updating and deleting records from the database (the previous article was about selecting and inserting)....
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DevShed continues their look at the Active Record pattern with this third part of the series focusing on a new method in their class that will make select requests for the Active Record layer. If...
View ArticleDevShed: The LIKE Clause and the Active Record Pattern
DevShed continues their look at the Active Record pattern with the next part of their seven part series - extending their MySQL class even further. In its current incarnation, this class's...
View ArticleDevShed: Utilizing the LIMIT Clause with the Active Record Pattern
DevShed continues their series on the Active Record pattern in PHP with this new article implementing the LIMIT statement on your abstraction class. In its current version, it'll be able to accomplish...
View ArticleDevShed: Refactoring the MySQL Abstraction Class with the Active Record Pattern
DevShed has the latest article in their tutorial series looking at the Active Record design pattern posted today. This time they focus on a bit of refactoring to make their MySQL abstraction class a...
View ArticleDevShed: The mysqli Extension and the Active Record Pattern
DevShed.com has posted the seventh article in their series looking at the Active Record design pattern in PHP applications. In this latest tutorial they show how to replace the older MySQL client...
View ArticleCommunity News: A PHP 5.3 ActiveRecord
Jacques Fuentes has submitted some information about an ActiveRecord tool he's developed that's similar to the pattern found in Ruby On Rails and can be found here. It is extremely similar to...
View ArticleZend Developer Zone: New PHP5.3+ Framework: Jolt
On the Zend Developer Zone today there's a new post from Vic Cherubini about a new PHP 5.3 only framework - Jolt. Since [I wrote a previous framework], PHP5.3 was released and added a whole slew of...
View ArticleZend Developer Zone: Design Patterns I Hate
On the Zend Developer Zone today there's a new post from Keith Casey about some of the design patterns he hates - ones that are misused too often and have become more of a "worst practice" at times...
View ArticleSimon Holywell: Idiorm and Paris 1.3.0 released - the minimalist ORM and...
Simon Holywell has a new post to his site about a project that aims to be a minimalist ORM library and make it easier to built queries on the fly for your applications (and is installable via...
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 ArticleSitePoint PHP Blog: Yii Routing, Active Record and Caching
On the SitePoint PHP blog today Sandeep Panda has a new article looking at routing, using Active Record and caching with the Yii Framework. The Yii framework is a " a high-performance PHP framework...
View ArticleQaFoo.com: Code Reuse By Inheritance
On the Qafoo blog today Kore Nordmann has a new post talking about code reuse through inheritance. He talks about base classes, sharing code and abstraction. To me, inheritance has two properties:...
View ArticleSitePoint PHP Blog: Yii 2.0 ActiveRecord Explained
The SitePoint PHP blog has a new tutorial posted introducing you to using ActiveRecord in the Yii2 framework to access the information in your databases. The Active Record design pattern where a...
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