29.Feb.2012 at 19:31 by John Kary (61 comments)
PHP Content Repository Specification
Lukas Kahwe Smith (29.Feb.2012 at 09:30)
Talk at ConFoo 2012 (English - UK)
The PHPCR specification defines an API that combines the power of NoSQL databases with hierarchical data structures and versioning, powerful search and other features. Content repositories, like Midgard2 or Jackrabbit, can implement the API to provide generic access to their content. Using PHPCR, applications can focus on the application logic and use the API to quickly implement CMS functionality and choose from the solution that best fits their server requirements and scalability needs to handle final persistence.
Quicklink: https://joind.in/5962
Who are you?
By clicking this button you are declaring that you are the speaker responsible for it and a claim request will be sent to the administrator of the event.
If the claim is approved you will be able to edit the information for this talk.
Are you sure?
Comments
01.Mar.2012 at 05:59 by Peter Meth (17 comments)
Lukas did a nice job of outlining the PHPCR specification and addressed some implementations. This is certainly a project that I will be looking out for.
03.Mar.2012 at 00:49 by Hubert Perron (3 comments)
Superb talk. The host explained really well the difference between the specification of PHPCR and the different implementations available. I would have liked to have some working example of the implementation used in a Symfony2 project.
06.Mar.2012 at 12:43 by Jean-François Côté (14 comments)
I will try for sure in a Symfony2 project. It seems really fast, I think it will solve some problems we have right now somedays.
29.Feb.2012 at 15:43 by Patrick Desmarais (4 comments)