Markus Wolff's Blog: ActiveRecord enhancements
Markus Wolff finally got the time to work on a project he's developed but hasn't had the time to enhance - CWAC_ActiveRecord. After two weeks I finally managed to find a bit of time to continue...
View ArticlePHPFreaks.com: Basic Pagination
A new tutorial has been posted on the PHPFreaks.com site today dealing with paginating your data (in their example, info from a database). It makes way more sense to break up your list into page-sized...
View ArticleHavard Eide's Blog: Iterators
Havard Eide looks at another aspect of the Standard PHP Library in a new blog post today - iterators. [It's] a set of classes in the SPL that implements various iterating patterns: ArrayIterator,...
View ArticleDevShed: Utilizing the LIMIT Clause with the Active Record Pattern
DevShed continues their series on the Active Record pattern in PHP with this new article implementing the LIMIT statement on your abstraction class. In its current version, it'll be able to accomplish...
View ArticleDaniel Cousineau's Blog: Doctrine 1.2 MSSQL Alternative LIMIT/Paging
Daniel Cousineau has a new post to his blog today looking at an alternative that can be used for pagination in your MSSQL queries than the trick with TOP and reversing the ORDER BY in Doctrine. As...
View ArticleMartin Psinas' Blog: Switching to PDO
In a new post to his blog Martin Psinas talks about some of his pains experienced with upgrading his code to use PDO instead of the mysql extension for database interaction. I read not too long ago...
View ArticleSlawek Lukasiewicz's Blog: PHP application diagnostics - Memtrack
Slawek Lukasiewicz has posted about a handy tool that can be used to track memory consumption and performance in your PHP application - memtrack. Application profiling can help us determine...
View ArticleDerick Rethans' Blog: MongoDB Cursors with PHP
Derick Rethans has a new post to his site today about MongoDB cursors in PHP when using the PHP driver and how it handles pulling data from the server. Recently I was asked to improve the...
View ArticleSoftware Gunslinger: PHP is meant to die, continued
In his previous post ("PHP was meant to die") the point was made that PHP isn't really designed as a language to handle long running processes very well. It's made to handle a few operations and then...
View ArticleMaltBlue.com: ZendDbSqlSelect - The Basics (Columns, Limit & Order)
Matthew Setter has posted the third part of his series looking at the Zend Framework 2's DbSqlSelect component and its use. In this latest (and last) tutorial, he talks more specifically about...
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