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Doctrine, Complex SQL Queries, and Paginators
Posted on October 7th, 2009 No comments
In my efforts to build web applications using domain model programming I’ve encountered some interesting technical hurdles for keeping my implementation details away from my models. The most problematic issue that has come up time and time again has been that of using paginators. It’s very difficult to keep your paginator class in the dark about database implementation details and have it be able to handle complex use cases. Over the last few months I have slowly evolved a sophisticated way to describe a complex sql query using nothing more than an associative array which can be passed to a clueless paginator which talks to the database through a predefined interface to a model gateway. Yeah the mad scientist is me because that’s how I felt when I looked back on the pure genius of this method.Read Entire Article
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Domain Model Programming With the Zend Framework
Posted on April 3rd, 2009 10 commentsEach application I write tends to be an evolutionary successor to the previous and I suspect this is the case for most developers. With long term projects one tends to find things that work better than others, and methods that end up being a real pain in the ass and not as scalable as hoped [...]
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