Hi Marco,
Speaking as a developer, switching over to ZF is a reasonably big
architectural change. And if you are anyway doing this, I feel there you
could look at alternatives apart from ZF that could offer better
scalability and performance.
As an example, you could consider Agavi and symfony frameworks (which
are more "closely coupled" than ZF). They are more scalable and also
have a much smaller footprint than ZF.
Just my $.02.
Vikram
Marco Steinhaeuser wrote:
Hi,
the story behind is that ZF seems to be very attractive to developers. Sex
sells.
I personally am afraid that ZF could decrease the performance massively and the
package itself is already at about 20 MB! Huge, isn't it?
Independent from the story points and just a creazy idea: Would it be technically possible to have an
"interface" or "connector" to offer ZF as an alternative? We could deliver this
"connector" with the releases and those who want to work with ZF - download it.
Cheers
Marco
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Hello,
I guess Erik is talking about using:
adodblite vs Zend_Db / Zend_Db_Table
ccval ?
openid vs Zend_Auth
phpmailer vs Zend_Mail / Zend_Mime
smarty ?
tcpdf vs Zend_Pdf
jpgraph ?
Changing all these libraries, or even more, would produce OXID eShop 5 :)
Regards and sorry for first mail, bad habits using ctrl + enter for new line
(damn Skype)
Alfonsas
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From: [email protected] on behalf of Alfonsas Cirtautas
Sent: Tue 2009-06-16 21:20
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [oxid-dev-general] Evaluate Zend Framework for eShop
Hello,
Are we talking about:
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From: [email protected] on behalf of Erik Kort
Sent: Tue 2009-06-16 19:12
To: [email protected]
Subject: [oxid-dev-general] Evaluate Zend Framework for eShop
Hi,
We are currently investigating whether it makes sense to move to Zend Framework
for the libraries contained within OXID eShop. There is no decision yet,
neither any concrete plans. We would like to first collect input from our
community, to see whether it makes sense to follow this path. Any thoughts?
Regards,
Erik
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