Qcodo 0.4.9 Released

thread: 5 messages  |  last: about 2 years ago  |  started: monday, december 7, 2009, 8:58 pm pst


#1  |  Mike Ho (Sunnyvale, CA) United States of America Qcodo Administrator
Monday, December 7, 2009, 8:58 PM PST

Hey everyone!  Just wanted to let you know that Qcodo 0.4.9 has been released.  This is a development release that has several minor bug fixes that have been reported by folks over the past couple of weeks.

No major changes have been put in this release, so I'm hoping to push this to stable relatively soon (maybe later this week or some time early next week?)

Please test... and please post if you encounter anything.

I've also updated the Examples site to 0.4.9 -- so please do post if you find any issues there, as well.

Meanwhile, feel free to checkout the Changelog for a detailed list of changes.

Thanks!

#2  |  kentpachi (France, EU) France
Thursday, December 10, 2009, 2:23 AM PST

Thanks for this work

#3  |  stromee (Minneapolis, MN) United States of America
Wednesday, December 16, 2009, 7:21 AM PST

I can't decided...Qcodo or Qcubed...any thoughts on this?

Thanks,
Chris

#4  |  Mike Ho (Sunnyvale, CA) United States of America Qcodo Administrator
Wednesday, December 16, 2009, 8:57 AM PST

Heheh... well, there have been lots of posts from folks on this subject, on both the QCubed website as well as the Qcodo website.  Just do a search for QCubed on this website or do a search on Qcodo on the Qcubed website if you want to read other folks' opinions...

But the long and the short of it is the two frameworks (IMHO) both make great choices and I think you can feel confident that either way you'll be able to reap great benefits from using them.

While more recent iterations have brought about some divergence between both frameworks, the underlying core that has made Qcodo such a strong framework (a consistent OO approach, the template-based code generator ORM, the QcodoQuery object querying language, QForm/QControl view-controller architecture, PHP server side-based AJAX coding, etc.) are very much the foundation of both frameworks, which is why I think you'll win either way -- the rest is just personal preference.

#5  |  Leonardo (Minas Gerais) Brazil
Friday, December 18, 2009, 5:48 AM PST

I say my opinion of the two frameworks, I prefer to use Qcodo because I see a community better organized, in the community Qcubed saw many interesting things, but lacked organization there. Got some pluguins Qcubed and realize that your plugins need to be further worked. My fear is that the community Qcodo turn into a mess and it estaja full of QPM without quality.



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