Richard Bates @ Zend Devel­oper Zone wrote a good arti­cle on my favorite ORM Doc­trine inte­gra­tion in Zend;

Rich Inter­net appli­ca­tions built with Adobe Flex and Flash Builder have been steadily gain­ing a foothold in enter­prise devel­op­ment for quite some time. As the plat­form has grown and evolved, PHP has also made amaz­ing progress toward becom­ing a mature, pow­er­ful object-oriented lan­guage with rapid adop­tion and dozens of frame­works and design pat­tern imple­men­ta­tions. As PHP con­tin­ues to pros­per, devel­op­ers are able to bor­row more and more of the things Java has got right, tak­ing one check after another from the “Java-only” col­umn. One out­stand­ing exam­ple of this is object-relational map­ping (ORM). A few dif­fer­ent PHP ORM imple­men­ta­tions are avail­able, and all of them have pos­i­tive attrib­utes. How­ever, after some exper­i­men­ta­tion, I’ve found that Doc­trine is my favorite.

Read the com­plete story;

Object-relational map­ping with Doc­trine, Flash Builder, and PHP.

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