2009/11/10 Ralph Schindler <[email protected]>: > Hey Gerard, > > You should join in at #zftalk.dev and continue this conversation with > Benjamin Eberlei. He was originally authoring Zend_Entity, but has recently > dropped this development in favor of Doctrine integration. > > I think we'll soon see a proposal on here: > http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFPROP/Home > > for a more complete look at what the integration points will be. As you can > see already, there are some pieces that have been proposed, but not a full > stack. > > Do you have your own tools for code generation? or are you using Zend_Tool? > > Lets keep the discussion going. > -ralph
We have a yahoo group [email protected] and a mini planning wiki page http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFDEV/Doctrine+Integration+Todo any help would be appreciated especially with doctrine 1 :) > > drm wrote: >> >> Hi all, >> >> >> I am considering building an open source toolkit to easily generate back >> ends for Doctrine (for now version 1), based on Zend Framework. I think this >> is something that is missing still, but I am not really sure it is really >> something people would welcome. >> >> Some basic features would be generating lists and forms for any given >> model. One design goal is that it easily portable to other frameworks and >> data mapper paradigms, and that it chooses programmability over >> configurability; meaning it would provide sensible entry points for your own >> classes at any given level. >> >> I have started writing some code and documenting some things already, as I >> was fortunate to get some time from my employer to do this, but it wouldn't >> be sensible to continue this before knowing there are people out there >> feeling this would bring something good to the community :-) >> >> Please feel free to share your opinion, I am all ears. >> >> >> drm / Gerard >> > -- ------------ http://www.thepopeisdead.com
