flourishlib
-
Interested in contributing to Flourish? Check out what is currently needed/desired:
11:18 AM Nov 16th
from Brizzly
-
@ Right now I'm trying to limit new stuff getting added. It definitely needs more documentation review. I'll blog ways to contribute.
11:34 AM Nov 14th
from web
in reply to mrLami
-
@ Any specific things you notice are slow? Have you tried turning on schema caching?
5:36 AM Nov 4th
from web
in reply to ojt
-
@ No, I don't have any plans for that. What type of stuff are you looking to log?
7:53 PM Oct 20th
from web
in reply to mrLami
-
@ No, the ORM doesn't do any db generation, however it is flexible enough to work with almost any db schema.
10:26 PM Oct 12th
from web
in reply to mrLami
-
Security Update: OSX users should get r713+ because of a serious random number generator bug—other OS users should strongly consider it too
5:18 PM Oct 6th
from web
-
@ It's next on the list of enhancements
5:16 PM Oct 6th
from web
in reply to calendee
-
@ I knew that S3 wasn't faster, but more scalable. However I've never gotten the traffic to justify it. Plus, I can now switch easily.
5:42 AM Sep 28th
from web
in reply to mrLami
-
Last Friday all of the images, css and js for the Flourish site were moved from S3 to the primary web server—page loads should be faster now
5:36 AM Sep 28th
from web
-
@ I'd love to hear a little bit more about your wordpress plugin if/when you release it
7:22 AM Sep 24th
from web
in reply to fredwu
-
@ I've never implemented an RBAC system, but you might be able to do it combining fAuthorization ACLs with some of your own code
5:46 AM Sep 23rd
from web
in reply to mrLami
-
A HUGE thank you to Justin Noel, Martin Santangelo and Luke Foreman for donations to help more extensively test Flourish
11:02 AM Sep 21st
from web
-
@ I would probably go with an copy for each. That way when you need to upgrade Flourish you can do one site at a time.
11:40 AM Sep 15th
from web
in reply to mrLami
-
My employer (iMarc) is looking for an experienced PHP developer and a front-end developer—you even get to use Flourish.
2:08 PM Sep 14th
from web
-
@ I work primarily on Windows using PHPEd for my editor. I prefer Linux, however PHPEd and Adobe apps keep me on Windows.
6:57 AM Sep 9th
from web
in reply to mrLami
-
@ You should definitely open a ticket for that. Sounds like a killer feature!
5:49 AM Sep 2nd
from web
in reply to nolofinwe
-
Last night fXML was expanded to include functionality for reading and traversing XML files—the docs are at
5:47 PM Sep 1st
from web
-
@ Anyone is welcome to contribute. I've had a few people submit patches and a few show interest in maintaining, but no real follow-up.
7:03 AM Aug 26th
from web
in reply to mrLami
-
@ I doubt it. At this point I'm trying not to grow Flourish too much more. It is decent sized and I can still maintain it.
5:21 AM Aug 26th
from web
in reply to mrLami
-
If you enjoy using Flourish, consider tweeting a vote for it in the PHP Magazine Framework trends
7:11 AM Aug 19th
from web
|
- Name Flourish
- Location Newbury, MA
- Web http://flourishli...
- Bio Flourish is a PHP unframework — a general-purpose, object-oriented library. It focuses on being modular, secure, portable, well documented and easy to use.
|
