PHP Frameworks that work with PostgreSQL?

PHP Frameworks that work with PostgreSQL?

am 02.07.2005 02:37:43 von Francisco Reyes

Have been looking at some frameworks lately, but they mostly support
MySQL. Archives didn't find much..

Anyone happily using a framework with PHP+PostgreSQL?

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Re: PHP Frameworks that work with PostgreSQL?

am 02.07.2005 06:40:22 von gmr

Framewerk is nearing 1.0 and uses PgSQL but requires PHP 5.0.x. You can
download via CVS current. Our current target is a 1.0 w/ installer by
August 1st. - http://www.framewerk.org

Regards,

Gavin

Francisco Reyes wrote:

> Have been looking at some frameworks lately, but they mostly support
> MySQL. Archives didn't find much..
>
> Anyone happily using a framework with PHP+PostgreSQL?
>
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Re: PHP Frameworks that work with PostgreSQL?

am 02.07.2005 14:18:03 von Francisco Reyes

On Fri, 1 Jul 2005, Gavin M. Roy wrote:

> Framewerk is nearing 1.0 and uses PgSQL but requires PHP 5.0.x. You can
> download via CVS current. Our current target is a 1.0 w/ installer by August
> 1st. - http://www.framewerk.org

Thanks for the heads up..
Noticed the screen shots are all from 2004.. latest code still looks
simmilar?

Any site(s) using the framework so far?

Will the framework require users to "code" or will it all be done through
interface screens?

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Re: PHP Frameworks that work with PostgreSQL?

am 04.07.2005 14:35:19 von angelo_rigo

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Re: PHP Frameworks that work with PostgreSQL?

am 04.07.2005 17:31:05 von Francisco Reyes

On Mon, 4 Jul 2005, [iso-8859-1] =C2ngelo Marcos Rigo wrote:

> phpframework
> http://lyon.procergs.com.br/marcelorezende/site/

I am afraid I can barely read the site. :-(
... and only because spanish and Portuguese are so simmilar. :-)
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Re: PHP Frameworks that work with PostgreSQL?

am 05.07.2005 16:02:01 von Robert Treat

On Friday 01 July 2005 20:37, Francisco Reyes wrote:
> Have been looking at some frameworks lately, but they mostly support
> MySQL. Archives didn't find much..
>
> Anyone happily using a framework with PHP+PostgreSQL?
>

Mambo seems to have a lot of buzz, and afaik it has pg support in its cvs
tree, if not in an actual release yet. Might be worth looking into.

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Build A Brighter Lamp :: Linux Apache {middleware} PostgreSQL

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Re: PHP Frameworks that work with PostgreSQL?

am 05.07.2005 21:20:58 von Francisco Reyes

On Tue, 5 Jul 2005, Robert Treat wrote:

> Mambo seems to have a lot of buzz, and afaik it has pg support in its cvs
> tree, if not in an actual release yet. Might be worth looking into.

Yes, recently found that out. Will play with the CVS code to get
familiar with it.

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Re: PHP Frameworks that work with PostgreSQL?

am 08.07.2005 19:45:00 von Andy Crain

> Anyone happily using a framework with PHP+PostgreSQL?

Try Seagull, http://sourceforge.net/projects/seagull/
I'm a developer on the project, and I run it on both mysql and pgsql.

Andy

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Re: PHP Frameworks that work with PostgreSQL?

am 08.07.2005 20:22:55 von Francisco Reyes

On Fri, 8 Jul 2005, Andy Crain wrote:

> Try Seagull, http://sourceforge.net/projects/seagull/
> I'm a developer on the project, and I run it on both mysql and pgsql.

Do you have a gallery of sites using it? It would be nice before spending
time on trying a framework to see what others have done with it.

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Re: PHP Frameworks that work with PostgreSQL?

am 08.07.2005 21:14:49 von operationsengineer1

did you see the demo?

http://seagull.phpkitchen.com/?ref=3Dsf

i noticed the layout doesn't play well with firefox...
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> http://sourceforge.net/projects/seagull/
> > I'm a developer on the project, and I run it on
> both mysql and pgsql.
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Re: PHP Frameworks that work with PostgreSQL?

am 08.07.2005 21:28:32 von Francisco Reyes

On Fri, 8 Jul 2005 operationsengineer1@yahoo.com wrote:

> did you see the demo?
> http://seagull.phpkitchen.com/?ref=sf

Not yet. The first time someone mentioned the framemwork and I went to try
it.. their site was cycling. :-(
Planning to look at the different suggestions people have sent over the
weekend.

Right now Mambo is the first I plan to check,then likely will look at
Segaull.

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Re: PHP Frameworks that work with PostgreSQL?

am 11.07.2005 18:51:05 von Andy Crain

> > Try Seagull, http://sourceforge.net/projects/seagull/
> > I'm a developer on the project, and I run it on both mysql and pgsql.
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> Do you have a gallery of sites using it? It would be nice before spending
> time on trying a framework to see what others have done with it.

Here's a user-contributed list:=20

http://seagull.phpkitchen.com/docs/wakka.php?wakka=3DSitesRu nningSeagull&v=
=3Dax1

Andy

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