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The Qcodo Development Framework (http://www.qcodo.com) is an open-source PHP 5 framework that focuses on freeing developers from unnecessary tedious, mundane coding. |
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The result is that developers can do what they do best: focus on implementing functionality and usability, improving performance and ensuring security. |
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The framework consists of two main components: the Code Generator and Qforms (see below for more). While the framework was designed to support the complexities of large projects, it is an incredibly lightweight framework which can be utilized by small and large web applications alike. |
The framework consists of two main components: the Code Generator and Qforms (see below for more). While the framework was designed to support the complexities of large projects, it is an incredibly lightweight framework which can be utilized by small and large web applications alike. |
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The framework is fundamentally different from other PHP frameworks such as [[Cake]], the [[Zend Framework]], and [[Symphony]] in that the [[ORM]] is pre-built and incurs no run-time reflection cost. |
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QCodo is mature, actively maintained, and has been deployed in production environements for NASA and other organizations. It's current release is Beta 3.1. The framework was concieved by Mike Ho, and his company QuasIdea acts as the central maintainer, providing new features & releases via the QCodo Website. |
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Demos and presentations are available at http://qcodo.com/demos/ |
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Revision as of 21:55, 9 December 2006
The Qcodo Development Framework (http://www.qcodo.com) is an open-source PHP 5 framework that focuses on freeing developers from unnecessary tedious, mundane coding.
The result is that developers can do what they do best: focus on implementing functionality and usability, improving performance and ensuring security.
It is a completely object-oriented framework that takes the best of PHP and provides a truly rapid application development platform. Initial prototypes roll out in minutes instead of hours. Iterations come around in hours instead of days (or even weeks). As projects iterate into more cohesive solutions, the framework allows developers to take prototypes to the next level by providing the capability of bringing the application maturity.
The framework consists of two main components: the Code Generator and Qforms (see below for more). While the framework was designed to support the complexities of large projects, it is an incredibly lightweight framework which can be utilized by small and large web applications alike.
The framework is fundamentally different from other PHP frameworks such as Cake, the Zend Framework, and Symphony in that the ORM is pre-built and incurs no run-time reflection cost.
QCodo is mature, actively maintained, and has been deployed in production environements for NASA and other organizations. It's current release is Beta 3.1. The framework was concieved by Mike Ho, and his company QuasIdea acts as the central maintainer, providing new features & releases via the QCodo Website.
Demos and presentations are available at http://qcodo.com/demos/