We are tremendously happy to announce the first stable release of TDBM 5.

What is TDBM?

If you came to this page without a previous knowledge of Mouf, here is what you need to know:

The Mouf patcher system has been updated in the last month. In this blog post, we will see how to quickstart an application and set up easily a data model with some test data in it.

Installing Mouf and the database patcher

First step: let's get started with a Mouf application:

composer.json

{ "autoload": { "psr-4": { "App\\": "src/" } }, "require": {

With the combined release of TDBM 4.2 and Evolugrid 5.2, building datagrids has never been easier.

Here is a quick sample.

Let's say you want to display a user list.

Now, your controller will look like this:

Today, we are very proud to announce the release of TDBM 4, the ORM that comes with the Mouf framework.

Want a preview? Take a look at those slides:

http://moufmouf.github.io/tdbm4-slides/#/

or head directly to the documentation

Today, I'm really proud to announce the first beta release of Mouf 2.1.

This first beta release only adds one feature... but a major one.

Starting with Mouf 2.1, the Mouf container is compiled!

This means that when Mouf is instantiating a new object, instead of looking in the MoufComponents.php array how to build the object, it will directly execute PHP code that generates the

Today, I am really thrilled to announce Moufgento: a modern MVC framework for Magento.

Why should I care?

Moufpress is a bridge between Magento and the Splash MVC framework used by Mouf.

While discussing the entrance vote for PSR-11 (container interoperability), a number of comments have been made. I would like here to focus on one comment, fairly well expressed by Larry Garfield here (thanks Larry), and supported by Jan and Bernhard.

So the whole point i

In the past few days, the entrance vote for PSR-11 (the container interface) has been all the rage on the PHP-FIG mailing list (and on Twitter).

We have had a lot of great feedback from very interested people, and generally, the response to this proposal has been very positive.

2 weeks ago, PSR-7 was finally accepted. It is an absolutely huge step towards framework interoperability. At last, we can build Middlewares, with applications that share a common domain side-by-side.

This code snippet is from Zend Stratigility, a middleware system based on PSR-7:

Mouf has always be (and will always be) about having a nice graphical interface to perform development tasks (mostly dependency injection related, but not only...)

Still, there are many cases where a command line tool can be invaluable: on a production server, or on a test environment, we need a command-line interface to be able to automate deployment tasks. So far, Mouf did not offer an out-of-the-box solution for these