Re: google SoC - dbobj
| From: | Marcus Boerger | Date: | Sat, 17 Mar 2007 13:42:17 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: google SoC - dbobj | ||
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Hello Bankó,
sounds good to me. Can somone please add this to the ideas page while I am
travelling? And you can make yourself already familiar with the GSoC and
file all information you can already.
best regards
marcus
Saturday, March 17, 2007, 1:28:08 PM, you wrote:
> Hi!
> I'm an interested student with a project idea for the PHP.net Google
> Summer of Code.
> I'm thinking about a native ( compiled from C ) ORM extension for PHP. I
> don't need to explain how useful and important it is in modern web
> applications / frameworks.
> My goal is a native php extension that
> - is efficient / high performance (thanks to good application design
> and native code)
> - has a really good API (thanks to PHP5's extensible object modell)
> - works with all major DBMSs (by using PDO)
> - is flexible, so with thin wrapper classes it could be a drop-in
> replacement for any framework's ORM module.
> The concept is object persistence (somewhat similar to Hibernate for
> Java). I think object persistence is the most simple, clean and usable
> ORM concept, however it is the hardest to implement especially in pure
> PHP code (no access to PHP5's internal object modell).
> So what do you think? Is it a good project for SoC?
> About me: I'm 19 year old, a student at the Budapest University of
> Technology and Economics on the IT department ... and as you have
> already discovered, not a native English speaker.
> Adam Banko
Best regards,
Marcus