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AQAL makes easy to access data on DBs without know SQL. It implements Business Object/Manager pattern: Object maps table, builds SQL syntax, carries data; Manager performs queries, handles Objects (conveniently extended by Application Business Objects).
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The API features a layer between the trivial PHP and the low level web GUI (XHTML, XML, Javascript, PDF, Ajax ...). It’s extensible because of its clean and easy structure. The Concept comes with a widget toolkit, many plug-ins, themes and sub-modules.
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Splib is a PHP5-only library for use of XML-DOM objects, process and construct xhtml pages and parsing xml templates Come with a framework (codename:tomates) for using in a MVC Solution; support templating, activerecord and a extensive forms widgets API
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The Symfony Model. This project hosts the Symfony ecore model relating all symfony concepts and its php classes generator. It make uses of the Doctrine model and the Php 5 model projects.
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Rode is a Rapid Object Development Enviroment for PHP. Provides a framework to develop an Object-Oriented PHP 5 project.
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A project to bring elements of the std namespace from C++ to PHP 5.3. It will include common C++ includes (cstdlib,cmath,etc) as well as several classes derived from STL (containers, iterators, algorithms, etc).
