Re: [phplib-users] Alternative framework to phplib

[Lindsay H. <fmo...@fm...>]

Marko,

I've written several classes which you may find useful.  To a greater or
lesser degree the emulate phplib classes and I use them regularly in
website development.  They're based on PEAR classes and do require that
PEAR, in particular MDB2 packages be installed.  The archive consists of
a session class, a user variable class and a database class.  The
latter, in particular, emulates phplib's db handling class sufficiently
well that I generally use it as a drop-in replacement for the phplib
class.  The class files contain copious notes which (I hope) are
adequate to make these classes useful without too much backing and
hauling.  Get:

http://www.fmp.com/downloads/fmplib_classes.tar.gz

On Tue, 2008-12-02 at 13:39 +0100, Marko Käning wrote:
> Hi phplib users,
> 
> I wonder what you would recommend as an alternative to phplib if I want to 
> start a completely new project for a web application.
> 
> What I like about phplib is the easy user (data) management allowing every 
> single use to have his/her own set of variable contents on every new 
> login. User perms are great to differentiate between users.
> 
> There is PEAR (with tons of different classes), Ajax and whatever... But I 
> am lost since I did not develop PHP during the past years anymore.
> 
> Wonder what you might suggest as a new technology with future.
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> Marko

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