Since rolling out version 0.3.4 a few days ago, we’ve been hard at work on the next installment of Phalcon. In addition to a few bug fixes and minor tweaks, this release focuses on the ORM component and its partner Phalcon\Db.
It may not sound all that exciting at first, but trust us on this one. Thanks to this release will come one of the most highly requested features in Phalcon.
The following changes can be expected in this version:
- Most of throwing exception process has been rewritten to use less instructions
- Super global initialization is now slightly faster
- Fixed bug in
Phalcon\Db::close
- Added logging capabilities to
Phalcon\Db
more info - Added
Phalcon\Model\Metadata::getIdentityField
returning the identity (auto_increment) field - Added DDL and DML methods to
Phalcon\Db
more info - Added
Phalcon\Db\Column
to define table columns - Added
Phalcon\Db\Index
to define table indexes - Added
Phalcon\Db\Reference
to define table references (foreign keys)
Our next development branch will be 0.4.0. We are very excited about the upcoming changes and enhancements. We expect to add huge improvements to the framework, while at the same time, keep backwards compatibility, so that you don’t have to change a single line of code when upgrading.
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