Qcodo Development Framework
Open-source PHP 5 framework
Completely object-oriented framework that takes the best of PHP and provides a truly rapid application development platform.
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June 20th, 2007 at 10:55 pm
I gave Qcodo a shot. It has some nice form examples on the web site, all ajax and stuff. The hassle is the documentation. It is incomplete and out of date. there is the api and the examples but that is not how I wanted to learn a framework. I did get it set up and working, but what made me stop was there is a large dependence on a single programmer. He takes 3 weeks holiday and it all stops. Qcodo has potential but it needs better support and a bigger community, otherwise it is a risk to go to far.
July 1st, 2007 at 3:00 am
Qcodo is wonderfull !!
Very good layered between database, business and presentation
There’s is a lot of usefull examples to learn from, including a lot of demo that
show how to use the development environment.
I just created my first application.
February 1st, 2008 at 5:48 pm
I have just picked up Qcodo and i have to say it is an almost familiar framework environment, having spent the early to mid 90’s developing VB apps. I suspect the ultimate would be to create a GUI based IDE, a cross between Dreamweaver and Visual Studio!
At the moment though i am working through an existing Qcodo project and i have found though difficult to get my head around it having spent almost 10 years developing modular script based PHP web applications, its almost like learning a whole new language. Qcodo has it own set of base and abstract classes, functions and methods, that allow RAD. Having a background in Java and OO does help create efficient XHTML/PHP scripts, but now PHP5 will take projects beyond simplistic dynamic web sites and applications.