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php Wife : new design and new repository

phpwife has gone under a heavy reconstruction in order to provide the more flexible and the simplest design it could. The main features list stays the same : MVC implementation, database abstraction built using PDO and Ajax integration. This list is enhanced with an advanced error management and may increase in the future releases.

As a consequence, the 0.1-beta is deprecated and no more available for download. Instead, you will find a preview of what might become the next generation of phpwife. This preview is only a snapshot of the code hosted on the svn repository, so do not expect it to be well-packaged. Meanwhile, the previews will always be stable pieces of code.

Posted by astennu 2007-07-09

PHP Wife : 0.1 Beta 2 and a new homepage

php Wife (Web Integration Framework Extended) is a PHP 5 framework released under the GPL license. It implements the Model View Controller software architecture and features the following :

Ajax Integration
Database Abstraction using the PDO class
An abstract Data Access Object, which allows you to write a DAO throught only 5 PHP lines
Cache Management for every kind of resources (databases, web services ...)
Static pages generation
User management : profile and sessions
Template engine... read more

Posted by astennu 2006-08-31

0.1 beta released

Here it is, the first release of the php wife framework. As the documentation is not finished and we did not fully validated the tests process, this release is a beta version. So you are all invited to test the framework, try to build applications with it and give us your feedbacks.

The goal of this beta version is to grab all the security and performance issues, then fix them before the release of a final version. The other problem we would like to solve before the final release is the documentation which is quite poor actually, for now the whole documentation is included in the Wiki given with the framework as an example.... read more

Posted by astennu 2006-08-20