I\'ve read several chapters of the CSLA book and I like it, but being lately geared more towards Java, I\'m looking for a Java-based equivalent. Does anybody know anything that comes close to CSLA in
I\'ve seen several database cache engines, all of them are pretty dumb (i.e.: keep this query cached for X minutes) and require that you manually delete the whole cache repository after a INSERT / UPD
As far as I know, many PHP frameworks use syntactic sugar to provide illusion of real functions. Some provide scaffolding/skeleton generation, which is limited. Syntactic sugar is slow and IDE/editors
The last framework, which I used, was Django. I enjoy a lot of things in that, like: Th开发者_运维知识库e project structure is simple - there are not too many directories and files
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our dev team is currently using asp.net 2.0 and after a lot of browsing and cross site referencing i found that the new in thing is the asp.net MVC but found that there\'s a few things that it can\'t
So I am new to symfony and am trying to make a is-a relationship between several tables. I have a media table that has a id field that is the primary key. I then except to have 2 or more additional ta
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Any one of you who has worked on CI knows that it uses a segmental approach for the urls, eg.: index.php/controller/function/params
I\'ve开发者_Go百科 come across a few suggestions of \"develop-once, deploy anywhere\" mobile frameworks from other SO questions:
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