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Eloquent ORM
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Large community
Sometimes your issue can be hard to find, but certainty it was already answered before.
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Too much magic methods
The debug hell.
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Good documentation
While hard to find, the Laravel's Docs and API documentation are very good.
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Low performance
Eloquent tries to do too much magic, it gets slower than some concurrents.
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Fast learning curve
Laracast and other public resources can set up your learning curve as fast as possible.
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No own datamapping
You gotta install plugins to be able to map your eloquent models; or you can use mutators, that results in very ugly model classes.
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Nette
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Built around good programming practices
Nette is built to help developers create good, maintainable code using the DRY principle.
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Hard to find information in English
Nette is mostly used in the Czech Republic and Slovakia and most of the information coming from third-party sources is not in English.
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Open source
Nette is open source and is distributed under the MIT license.
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Default Template Engine:
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RedBeanPHP
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Zero configuration
It requires basically nothing except database credentials making it awesome to use.
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Not suitable for existing projects with a custom database
Since RBP has a no-config approach, it enforces pretty strict database conventions. This does not make it a good ORM for an existing custom database.
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Great for rapid development/prototyping
Since it employs a strategy of zero configuration, it can create all required databases and tables on the fly. Making it a great ORM to use when quickly prototyping a product.
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Doesn't empty the legacy ORM columns from the table, like user and instead only adds user_id to it
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SQL extensions
Offers additions to SQL that makes querying very easy.
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CLI applications can be written in no time
You can generate CLI applications in no time as well.
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Paris Orm
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Stable
As the code hasn't been drastically changed in the past few years, there is no further learning required once its been learned once.
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Simple
Paris (and idiorm) is designed to be helpful on the simple tasks that would require a lot of code, then to get out of the way for complex tasks.
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Well documented
For such a simple ORM, its well documented.
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Fast
Only 2 files to load.
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Small
Paris Orm is a single file that sits on top of Idiorm which is also a single file.
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Framework Agnostic
Because of the small size, it can be attached to any framework or used by itself.
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Solr
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General missing features
Solr is currently missing the following general features: Per-doc/query analyzer chain Support for nested documents Support for multiple document types per schema Ability to modify document scores with custom scripts Equivalent to Elasticsearch's percolation
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Customizablity
A key differentiator of Solr is the level of customizability the SearchComponent feature provides. SearchComponent provides the developer astonishing flexibility in the way search queries are assembled and executed. At the time of writing, there does not appear to be a ElasticSearch equivalent of SearchComponent. source Whilst ElasticSearch has a number of plugin-points there doesn't appear to be an equivalent of Solr's SearchComponent that enables you to modify the workflow of existing API endpoints.
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Missing some useful features for cloud distribution
Solr is currently missing the following features that are useful when managing a distributed system: Automatic shard rebalancing Ability to re-locate shards and replicas on demand Ability to change the schema without restarting the server Ability to search across multiple indexes.
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Open source
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Stats component
Solr allows to view average, standard deviation, maximum, minimum, sum of squares of a particular numeric field. It also allows faceting of that numeric field based on the value(s) of other fields.
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Results grouping
Solr allows you to group search results. Results can be grouped by: Field Value Query Function Query You can also collapse multiple results with the same field value down to a single result.
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Decision tree faceting
Solr has a faceting feature called pivot facets or 'decision tree facets'. Pivot facets enable you to calculate facets inside a parents facet, for example pivoting on 'size' than 'color' returns 'color' facet counts for each 'size' facet
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Local params
Solr has a great feature that enables you to use LocalParams to perform more advanced faceting. They provide a way to "localize" information about a specific argument that is being sent to Solr. In other words, LocalParams provide a way to add meta-data to certain argument types such as query strings. From the Solr Wiki: LocalParams are expressed as prefixes to arguments to be sent to Solr. For example: Assume we have the existing query parameter q=solr rocks We can prefix this query string with LocalParams to provide more information to the query parser, for example changing the default operator type to "AND" and the default field to "title" for the lucene query parser: q={!q.op=AND df=title}solr rocks
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Hosting support
The following services will host Solr for you. The great thing about these services is that they abstract away some of the difficulty of scaling Solr: WebSolr SolrHQ
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SpellChecker
Solr allows has the functionality to check and correct spelling mistakes in search queries. The three main implementations are: IndexBasedSpellChecker WordBreadkSolrSpellChecker DirectSolrSpellChecker
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Propel
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Powerful and versatile ORM
It requires some learning curve, but at the end it's a powerful and versatile ORM. We've been using it for a very big database in a realtime multi-frontend app with zero issues.
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Backward compatibiliy breaks
Since it's based on PHP 5.4+, using an older version of PHP may cause issues.
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Support for a large number of databases
Since it uses PDO, it supports all PDO enabled databases, with MySQL, SQLite, PostgreSQL, MSSQL, Oracle included.
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Simple to learn
Propel uses Active Record, which is a rather simple to understand implementation of an ORM. It's also the most widely adopted implementation. In simple words: an object represents a row, you can create or edit an object to create or edit the corresponding row.
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Cycle Torch Shark 500
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A great budget option
The Cycle Torch 500 is very bright for the price, and it comes with a tail light (also rechargeable for the new model). The front light reaches far (illuminates street signs up to 4 blocks away), and illuminates the path in a wide angle.
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Mounting can be tricky
The rubber mounts are basically straps that hook around the handlebar and hold the headlight in place like a band would. This allows the light to slide forward or backward, especially on bumpy roads. Sometimes, the rubber mount can break, but you can get replacements from their website.
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Illuminates the road very well at night
The Cycle Torch is so bright that you might even be concerned about blinding passing pedestrians. It emits 500 lumens on the highest setting. The beam is well angled, so that you can both see in front and to the sides as you're riding, Letting light out on the sides also lets drivers see you better.
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Can be used to increase visibility during the day
The Cycle Torch has a flash/daylight mode, which is useful for increasing visibility during the day. The light emits 500 lumens on the flash setting, which makes it so bright that it almost feels like a strobe light.
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Excellent customer service
The customer service are Cycle Torch are very forthcoming and friendly. In case of any problems, they do usually send replacements and help in any way they can to ensure that every customer is satisfied.
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Fits handlebars of any thickness
This light comes with 3 rubber mounts in different sizes, to ensure it fits handlebars of any thickness, and even claims to fit the thick Aero bars.
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Designed for battery longevity
This headlight has a smart charge feature, which keeps the battery from overcharging by automatically cutting off the charge when the battery is full.
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Weight:
3.5 oz
Dimensions:
5.3" x 1.8" x 1.7"
Charge time:
4 hours
Run time:
1.5 hrs on the highest setting; 15 hrs on flash;
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