Re: 3.0: a peek into CakePHP's future

I've always preferred to start with the schema because to me the data
itself is the most important thing to understand before anything else.
It helps that it's all there in front of me in one file, too. After
baking up some models, I can go into each and round them out a bit
with business logic. It's not that I don't think about that stuff
until then, but prefer to sort out what the model records themselves
need to look like first.

I've migrated from one DB to another on a few occasions and haven't
encountered any really big problems. Not to say that it will always be
trivial, of course.

I get the response from the Chinese site every time I post something
to the list. It looks like a bounce. Probably someone is registered to
the list but their email account no longer exists.

On Fri, Dec 7, 2012 at 4:01 AM, pete <peerrapp@googlemail.com> wrote:
> The modeling for me as PHP programmer is much more simpler when i can
> descripe my models in PHP. You also have to decide first which RDBMS you
> want to use. I think this is a limitation so it is not so easy to switch to
> another Datastore in development process because the "code first" approach
> is not implemented to generate new DB schema. Also i think is it more the
> right direction to change models on PHP-side and than apply changes
> automatted to the DB. I worked with both approaches and i feel better with
> the Doctrine "code first" way.
>
> greets pete
>
> by the way i got mail from 139.com in chinese related to this topic.....
> it seems there is a spam bot in mailing list?
>
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