On 3/8/11 2:47 PM, Thomas Rabaix wrote:
The main drawback of annotations is that the 'configuration' code is directly
linked to the raw php code. So there is no clear separation and it make harder
to tweak the configuration from an external points of view. (can it be view as
an Anti-DIC Pattern ?)
This main drawback is also a big advantage. Instead of having to go to
several different configuration files for validation, forms, routing,
... the configuration is in the same file as the code itself. It eases
things a lot, especially for newcomers.
As always, this is just one way to configure things but I think it's a
real good way when you get started.
If annotations are used in a final product/layer, I am fine with that.
(configuration and code can be linked). But Annotations can be used as a
solution for developing reusable Bundles and this situation is an open door to
futur configuration issues.
I think annotations are great for your own bundles you won't share.
Fabien
On 8 mars 2011, at 14:00, Fabien Potencier wrote:
On 3/8/11 1:50 PM, Robert Campbell wrote:
I am very impressed with the work of the SF2 dev
team, but it's radical decisions like distributing FrameworkExtraBundle
as a standard package that may deter me from embracing SF2
A radical decision? What are you talking about? We use annotations for
everything from validation to ORM model description. And it would not make
sense to use annotations for routes or cache?
Sorry, but I don't get this discussion at all. If it's just a documentation
problem or a naming problem, tell me so.
Fabien
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