Projects

TYPO3 Flow

claimed by The TYPO3 Project

TYPO3 Flow (known as FLOW3 in its first releases) is an offspring from the development of TYPO3 Neos, the next generation CMS. Flow can be used independently as a development framework. It's making extensive use of software development paradigms such as Domain-Driven Design, Dependency Injection and AOP.

TYPO3 Neos

claimed by The TYPO3 Project

TYPO3 Neos is the next generation enterprise web content management system. It is written from scratch, based on the concepts and experience from earlier TYPO3 versions. "Phoenix" was the codename for this new development branch. A first alpha version of Neos has been released in ... [More] October 2012. TYPO3 Neos can be downloaded from http://neos.typo3.org/ TYPO3 Neos will eventually replace TYPO3 CMS but our policy is that the existing product will be still actively developed and supported as long as there are users using it. Therefore TYPO3 Neos and TYPO3 CMS will co-exist for some time, allowing users to choose the version which fits their project best. [Less]

Photon Framework

Page-controller framework for PHP.

GAP: Generic Aspects for PHP

An implementation of Aspect-Oriented Programming for PHP that uses Dynamic Weaving, supports Aspect Genericity, and provides a framework to implement custom pointcut languages on top of it.

php-aop

A lightweight framework for bringing AOP to PHP.

phpannotations

Modern programming languages like C# and Java 1.5 Tiger introduced us new very convenient feature called annotations. Though it’s rather a new innovation, many Java users are using it for a long time already (for auto-generating source code, configuration files for different frameworks e.t.c). ... [More] Here I mean rather the ideology then the implementation. Take a look at xDoclet. This library provides you with similar features like xDoclet does - all annotations are stored in PHPDoc tags and accessible in runtime. [Less]

Ding

DI ( Dependency Injection with Setter, Constructor, and Method), AOP ( Aspect Oriented Programming ), Events support, and XML, YAML, AND JSR annotations as bean definition providers, lightweight, simple, and quick MVC ( Model View Controller ), syslog, tcp client and server, with non blocking ... [More] sockets, timers, and custom error, signal, and exception handling, PAGI Integration (for asterisk gateway interface or agi), PAMI Integration (for asterisk management). Needs PHP 5.3, very similar to seasar, spring ( java ) . Tested with doctrine2! ;) [Less]

Ray.Di

Annotation based dependency injection for PHP This project was created in order to get Guice style dependency injection in PHP projects. It tries to mirror Guice's behavior and style. Guice is a Java dependency injection framework developed by Google (see http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/wiki/Motivation?tm=6).

Yapaa

Yapaa (Yet Another PHP AOP Approach) is a PHP library which uses runkit extension. I don’t like approach of other libraries. Most of them is outdated or uses proxy objects but I like metaprogramming and runkit allows to weave functions as well as methods. So I started my own implementation.

Go! AOP PHP

Go! Aspect-Oriented PHP framework Go! is a PHP 5.4 library based on OOP and AOP paradigms. It allows developers to add support of AOP to every PHP application. Go! doesn't require any PECL-extentions, it neither uses any dark magic of Runkit nor evals, the library doesn't use ... [More] DI-containers. The code with weaved aspects is fully readable and native, it can be easily debugged with XDebug. You can debug either classes or aspects. The main advantage of Go! is that potentially it can be installed in every PHP-application, because you don't have to change the application source code at all. [Less]