Laravel Doctrine - Best of Both Worlds? — SitePoint
Laravel Doctrine is a drop-in implementation of the famous ORM for the Laravel 5.X Framework, and a really interesting alternative to the default choice, Eloquent. In this article, we will learn how to use it, and when. Why Doctrine, and not Eloquent? Those of us who have used Laravel at least once, have probably used Eloquent. We all love its fluent and easy syntax, and we all know snippets like
Doctrine ORM Hydration Performance Optimization
If you try to re-normalize this resultset, you can actually see how many useless de-duplication operation have to happen. That is because the User ocramius@gmail.com has multiple active sessions on multiple devices, as well as multiple social accounts. SLOW! The hydration operations on this resultset are O(n * m * q), which I'm going to simply generalize as O(n ^ m), with n being the amount of res
Side by Side: Doctrine2 and Propel 2
When you start working with data in an application, you may need to use an object-relational mapper (ORM), a layer between the database and application. For PHP the two most frequently used ORM’s are Doctrine and Propel. That’s why I decided to compare the main features of Doctrine in version 2.4.7 and Propel in version 2.0. At this point, I must strongly emphasize that this article is not to indi
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