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• Antares Project - PHP Framework : version : 1.0!

  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!

  posted by phillyqueso 180 days ago

• Antares Project - PHP Framework : version : 0.0.7!

  New Modules: soap, rest. API Improvements: Crud (fixes, updates). ActiveRecord (new).

  posted by phillyqueso 393 days ago

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• antares-project Potato Pot Pi file released: antares-0.0.7.zip

  posted 393 days ago

• antares-project Potato Pot Pi file released: antares-0.0.7.tar.gz

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• We're back!!!

  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.

  posted by phillyqueso 415 days ago

• Antares Project - PHP Framework : version : 0.0.6!

  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. The project is looking at taking great strides in the near future, as more plans for enterprise level solutions are already underway. Keep an eye out for our future developments, and let us know if there is anything that you would like to see!

  posted by jawsh 566 days ago