Comments on: Enter CakePHP – Rapid Development Framework – No Really! http://www.webdevelopment2.com/enter-cakephp-rapid-development-framework-no-really/ Quick and Dirty Web Development for Web 2.0: CakePHP, Prototype, JQuery, and lots more. Thu, 20 Oct 2011 05:21:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Webmaster Articles Blog Carnival - October 1, 2007 Edition » Webmaster-Source http://www.webdevelopment2.com/enter-cakephp-rapid-development-framework-no-really/comment-page-1/#comment-26626 Webmaster Articles Blog Carnival - October 1, 2007 Edition » Webmaster-Source Wed, 03 Oct 2007 01:58:41 +0000 http://www.webdevelopment2.com/cakephp/enter-cakephp-rapid-development-framework-no-really.htm#comment-26626 [...] L presents Enter CakePHP - Rapid Development Framework posted at Web Development 2.0: Web Design, CakePHP, Web [...] [...] L presents Enter CakePHP – Rapid Development Framework posted at Web Development 2.0: Web Design, CakePHP, Web [...]

]]> By: Michal Slaby http://www.webdevelopment2.com/enter-cakephp-rapid-development-framework-no-really/comment-page-1/#comment-18763 Michal Slaby Sat, 07 Jul 2007 12:22:55 +0000 http://www.webdevelopment2.com/cakephp/enter-cakephp-rapid-development-framework-no-really.htm#comment-18763 Hi Baz, I see you just made up your mind about frameworks. In previous posting you mentioned you required AJAX support built in. There is a framework I develop for over one year: Tigermouse. It uses well known MVC architecture, keeps business logic processing at server side and supports AJAX natively. Probably the best of it is that you do not need to write a single byte of Javascript, even for forms processing or page updates. Of course it is not a universal tool and suits enterprise-grade web applications the best and regular web pages the least. Also it supports ACLs, localization, data sources with different db abstraction libraries and SQL dialects, ActiveRecord with buil-in 1-to-many and many-to-many relations, and recently visual effects. Learn more at http://tigermouse.epsi.pl Regards! Hi Baz,

I see you just made up your mind about frameworks. In previous posting you mentioned you required AJAX support built in. There is a framework I develop for over one year: Tigermouse. It uses well known MVC architecture, keeps business logic processing at server side and supports AJAX natively. Probably the best of it is that you do not need to write a single byte of Javascript, even for forms processing or page updates. Of course it is not a universal tool and suits enterprise-grade web applications the best and regular web pages the least. Also it supports ACLs, localization, data sources with different db abstraction libraries and SQL dialects, ActiveRecord with buil-in 1-to-many and many-to-many relations, and recently visual effects.

Learn more at http://tigermouse.epsi.pl

Regards!

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