PHP Framework

Posted May 8th, 2005 by Guizmo

Hello,

Is Prado (http://www.xisc.com) support still planned ?
That reason is by itself an enough one to switch from my editor to vs.php, it may be the same feeling for others.

Regards

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    Re: PHP Framework

    On May 8th, 2005 webmaster said:

    Yes, it is.

    It is in line to be in a future version. Some of the things are are inline fist are better deployment support, import remote projects, work on remote files directly, etc.

    Once this funtionality is done, we'll stat working on the WYSIWYG editor and include prado support. I really can't wait to have this functionality in the product ;-)

    Thanks

    Re: PHP Framework

    On February 18th, 2006 coeus said:

    Hate to be picky, and I know there's a lot of php frameworks out there, but CakePHP looks promising, and wonderfully easy to use, any plans with this framework?

    To many frameworks: use user reference (how does it work?)

    On June 8th, 2006 Arnold said:

    There are to many frameworks out there (can name 10 without sweating). And a lot of people (like me) use there own framework. Maybe the ability to add a user reference is a better way to go.

    For me it is unclear how the 'user reference' functionality should be used in VS.PHP projects. A small tutorial would be more than welcome.

    Prado : WYSIWYG

    On March 20th, 2007 rdhatch said:

    My decision to use VisualStudio.PHP was because Prado was in the Road Map.

    Prado is one of the VERY BEST frameworks for Visual Studio developers coming from ASP.NET. It includes a broad range of web controls and would be a natural progression for Visual Studio developers to use in PHP. I'm coming from ASP.NET and needing to develop in PHP. After spending hours upon hours researching the different frameworks... I am choosing Prado for its ability to do web controls & code behinds so I don't spend any of my time creating input tags with javascript/onclick handlers.

    If I could have a Prado control toolbox in my WYSIWYG HTML editor... and drag-n-drop those controls onto a webpage and define the codebehinds - I would be singing in the rain!

    What is the status on this? Looking forward to it.

    Thank you,

    Ryan D. Hatch

    Prado framework

    On November 21st, 2007 senis_kenis said:

    Is prado framework support still in future plans or is there any beta version available?