Since 19th May 2007. Finally reaching a stable 1.0 release. Unfortunately we're leaving SF and using google code now. This as we know it may just be the last new post from sourceforge.
So long, and thanks for all the fish!
New Modules: soap, rest.
API Improvements: Crud (fixes, updates). ActiveRecord (new).
Hello all. To the few of you who are still following us; we're very sorry to have dropped off as we did. Our main server got hit by Hurricane Ike, and our backup server was undergoing a move.
So, to say the least we've been busy. We will be updating the site a bit. The wiki and forum should be back shortly. Also, I think we should be ready for a new version. New features will include a brand new REST module, some updates regarding PDO::quote, and a few more goodies. Stay tuned.
The Antares Project is back with a long overdue release. The 0.0.6 release brings new functionality, and some minor bug fixes. These changes all have taken place in order to allow for a high availability scaling solution to be easily designed with the Antares framework. Some examples of these changes are as follows:
* Handles multiple DB Connections in a master/slave environment.
* Resolves any quoting issues within data being prepared for insertion to databases.
* Controller now provides a method which the module developer can easily determine the method that was used in order to access the module (e.g, Ajax, POST, PUSH, GET, etc.).
* Dom handlers have been extended in some areas to include use of the new Dom_Element class.... read more
The Antares development staff wants to wish everybody a happy Pi day, while we introduce another release of the Antares PHP Framework. With this release, some minor bug-fixes where put into place. Also, the Dom object has been reformed to allow for easy creation of Antares Dom_Element objects which also interact with the original DOMElement objects. This functionality is also now used within the default 'home' module. More improvements have been made to the the overall DB handling methods which now allow for multiple instances.... read more
In this new revision of Antares, we've fixed minor bugs; mainly in the DB space. What was borked was the Crud class where the method joinToSql missed being updated to take into consideration the extension of objectArray; the main feature in our last release (allowing any Crud instance to have multiple relationships).
In mist of SXSW and Austin BarCamp III; we've rushed to release this version amongst a few examples.... read more
As time progresses, more and more corporate level functionality enters itself into Antares. Some of the many features that this release includes, are as follows:
* Dom now includes an extended version of the DOMElement class, which will automagically handle the node with the current document.
* Crud now supports multiple ORM instances.
* DB core now has group, having, order, and limit which is supported by the current supported DB engines.... read more
We at Antares have been working on a simplistic design that can easily be integrated into projects that will allow each project to keep the same look/feel as our primary website. There is still work to be done, but over time we plan to address this bit by bit. Let us know how you feel about the new design!
Well, after a long due update to the project, we are proud to announce the first Beta release of Antares. With this release, the Dom handling of HTML has been reformed, and new functionality is being added as it is being used. The JSLib module has been introduced, providing simplicity to requiring javascript libraries. Also, the Auth API has been greatly simplified in order to provide automagic handling of user control.... read more
Antares is glad to announce that we have taken yet another step forward towards our initial beta release. Some examples of what the 0.0.4.3 release brings:
* Dom_Html class provides more functionality for HTML tags.
* Auth classes have been refined a tad to allow easier use.
* Removed deprecated classes and modules to lower file size.
* Some minor bug fixes in the PDO classes
We are also implementing the core structure that will allow us to provide functionality, that we have not seen in comparable projects. These features can be expected to be seen on, or before, the 0.0.5 beta release. Some examples of these features are:... read more
As the Antares project progresses, the core developers are finding that the need of getting proper documentation wrote up about the project is urgent. Also, we are looking to redesign our website in turn that we're going to take the project into a beta stage, and it would be nice to get someone that can provide more professionalism to our web presence. Neither myself, nor my partner with this project are very proficient with proper english, someone is direly needed.... read more
Antares is a PHP 5 Framework intended to provide a community network allowing developers to publish, rate, and grow code up the Antares latter. The main idea is re-usability, agility, and standard compliant non intrusive development. We hope to appeal to
Potato, egg and cheese taquito brings a new redesigned layout with two modules getting graduated. The Dom module, now has two components graduated into the Framework of the core, and another that has been graduated into the API. Also, the control module has been graduated into the API, which is now known as the Control class. This is the largest reform that Antares has seen, and provides a large leap in the direction of the project.
The Baked Porato release brings a few new features, and fixes a few design flaws which where found after usage. With this release, the Antares project has dropped a significant amount in the SourceForge rankings. As this release has brought the project to a working point, to where the core design flow has been completed, we are now going to start working on building the community. We feel that this is crucial to providing a solid product, and hope that it will give us ideas on where to direct our focus.
Pleased to announce potato salad, the main new features aside from bug fixes are mssql support using the PDO core, a few new DOM helpers, and a poll module.
Expect some more fun stuff in our next release where we'll attempt to make a centralized version of antares, and hopefully make a pear channel to be able to keep dependencies under the belt, along with separation of the core vs. modules.
After nearly a month of preparation, we've got a working 0.0.1 alpha version ready. We encourage developers to check it out, and join us in this effort. This milestone is our very minimalistic release in which we aim to share our ideals with out all the clutter, and hope to get enough feedback to see if we're going in the right direction.
Anatres' development staff has been working hard to get things in order in preparation of the first release candidate. The web page now includes some details over the project, and aims to provide in-depth information over the benefits and uses of the Antares framework. This release is expected to be distributed over this week; be sure to stay tuned.