[Solar-talk] Solar_Mail, take 2
Paul M Jones
pmjones at solarphp.com
Sat Mar 31 14:08:31 PDT 2007
On Mar 31, 2007, at 1:39 PM, Rodrigo Moraes wrote:
> On 3/31/07, Antti Holvikari wrote:
>> On 3/31/07, Paul M Jones wrote:
>>> Hey guys --
>>>
>>> Not trying to steal the thunder on Antti's work with Abovo_Mail, but
>>> I have done a thorough extraction, refactoring, and modification of
>>> Zend_Mail and related components into a series of Solar components.
>>
>> Oh no not at all. I haven't had any time to work on it. I saw your
>> work and I got very excited :-) it looks awesome!
>
> Curious to know that it's based on Zend_Mail; I couldn't imagine that.
Yeah, the original Zend code (and I'm sure the Zend folks on this
list will agree) was rather convoluted and hard to follow.
> Now with Solar_Mail, and the new Model, and the new Controller stuff,
> wow, for me Solar is almost complete.
I agree; it's really getting there. We still need ...
* an HTTP client class (Clay is working on a version of this)
* a console or command-line controller (Clay is working on this too)
* some improvements to Form processing based on the new Model and
DataFilter classes
* a non-singleton Request class
* improvements to the Page controller (in a branch now)
* improvements to the Model (e.g. eager-loading of to-many records)
... and after those I think we have a good solid beta candidate for
writing tests and more expressive (manual narrative) documentation.
> I think the new Model and Controller stuff are an enormous jump for
> the framework, and the Mail class will be of course another great
> addition. The next release will be definitely a huge step.
>
> Amazing paul; I've been observing SVN and I'm loving all the new
> stuff.
Thanks guys, hearing this good feedback is exactly what I needed. :-)
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