Zumba Engineering Blog: Incorporating Mongounit into Multi-datasource Models...
On the Zubma Engineering blog today Chris Saylor has written up a tutorial showing how they used traits to use multiple data sources with Mongounit, working around the single source limitations it...
View ArticleKristopher Wilson: Decoupling the Framework
Kristopher Wilson has a new post to his site talking about something that could be very difficult with an existing application (and a good starting place for a new one) - decoupling from the...
View ArticleCodeHeaps.com: Creating a Blog Using Laravel 4 (Series)
The CodeHeaps.com tutorial site, they've posted the latest in their tutorial series creating a blog with the popular Laravel framework. In the first part they looked at models and database seeing, in...
View ArticleRami Alnawas: How to unit test code with Phalcon MVC Models
Rami Alnawas has posted an interesting tutorial for the Phalcon users out there showing one way you can unit test your models. It's based on his own experience with the framework in a current project....
View ArticleReddit.com: What exactly is 'model' in MVC?
If you're relatively new to the world of the MVC (Model-View-Controller) design pattern and its use, you may be trying to figure out exactly what each piece is. One of the more difficult relationships...
View ArticleSitePoint PHP Blog: Ardent: Laravel Models on Steroids
In Ardent, an enhancement to the model system in the Laravel framework that allows for easy configuration of validation rules. One of the (few) things I don't like about Laravel is that you cannot...
View ArticleFreek Lijten: Separating models and logic for storing and loading
In a recent post Freek Lijten shares a simplified version of a solution he came up with to separate models and their logic between the fetch and save operations. Basically I am wondering how storing...
View ArticleMathias Verraes: Form, Command, and Model Validation
In his new post Mathias Verraes talks about the separation of concerns that, in his opinion, should exist between form, command and model and the validation of each. Many of the frameworks I've worked...
View ArticleMichael Dyrynda: Filtering models with Eloquent in Laravel
Michael Dyrynda has a recent post about handling matching and limiting results in Eloquent models in a Larvel-based application. Say you have a users table with the following fields in it name, email,...
View ArticleSitePoint PHP Blog: CRUD (Create Read Update Delete) in a Laravel App
The SitePoint PHP blog continues their series around the creation of a basic CRUD (create, read, update and delete) application with PHP. In this second part of the series they build on the simple...
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