tigermouse php ajax framework
Your Tigermouse wish list»10 Apr 2008
When I started Tm over 2 years ago it was merely a request dispatcher with Ajax handler and view infrastructure. On model part there was only simple DataSource aiding table views. There was million of things missing. Now, as it grows and gets feature complete I am wondering how could it be improved even more. So here I go directly to you - developers, users, potential contributors and missed audience - with two questions:
Life is about making correct choices, so choose your two missing features and share them. I want to implement your requests now! 
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My personal favourites are: 1. documentation loaded with tons of examples showing flexibility of the framework, and 2. fixes that will bring DR1.8 to the door.
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Snippet ability to generate a program which can inserted into a website as a wiget so you don't have to handle the whole website with tigermouse and can stick to standard CMS systems but get the flexibility you need by adding small Ajax programs.
Using Tigermouse as a Library and not a framework to be able to develop multi level applications which can e.G. run on a website, with gtk and on a console :)
Extra classes would be great, like combo box (which gives suggestions on a text box). A toolbar would be cool too, maybe even ribbon style. But full documentation would be really really good!
Really important- SQL Injection safe in active record. It fails on '
Could we have an online forum? I have been working through the frame work and have fixes/features but would much rather present them in a nice, lively online forum for input.
Hi, all SQL Injection vulnerabilities should be patched in DR1.8 - the DB layer has been completely rewritten to use PDO and all queries are automatically escaped.
Phalanger - unfortunately, I have no spare time to take care of web forum. You can sign up to mailing list, which has been pretty reliable, so far. Or start a forum yourself - I would link to external forum with pleasure.
Email password does not seem to be working on the site
It would be nice to have more UI components and extended features of current components like:
Table with data paginator & expandable tree view RichText editor (e.g. implement FCKEditor) Calendar component (datepicker & simple calendar) Charts (i tried to write in the sort of importance..) Good luck, it's a good project for PHP Szabolcs Fruhwald Hungary
Hi,
i have found your nice "tool" when i was looking for an framework. It looks very interesting so i would like to "look a little bit deeper in it". But i ask me if the Project is dead because the last news was written in april!
Unfortunately, the project is discontinued. I may get back to it in my spare time, but currently I am working on something else. Please feel free to use/develop it if you want to, it's an open source, free software project that is intended to be shared across interested parties.
When is version 1.8 being released? I don't hope that will be once there are more features included. Because of the SQL injection vulnerability I would prefer a version 1.7.1. Furthermore it seems the best framework I've seen so far!
1. Biggest missing thing in Tigermouse?
-> documentation for both users and developers. 2. How would I like Tigermouse to improve in near term? -> concentrate on Presentation layer! i.e.: tm should be something like gtk+, not a gnome/glib package.
let me try it...
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First of all TM is great. Compared to other popular frameworks is lightweight and carefully designed. There is almost no garbage in the code. I didn't used TM but reviewed source for education. Anyway, some fast thoughts:
1. RequestSetupFilter::preProcess() - slashes must be removed, not added! 2. Code should be reworked to depend on autoloader only. 3. Upgrade names and autoloader to PHP5.3 namespaces. 4. Sometimes design patterns make code too generic and difficult to read. Eg. I don't like filters in FrontCtrl, also often used generic verb names: update, dispath, finalize etc instead of something that tell about context. PS: Sorry for bad english. arturm |
Ongoing development outline»21 Mar 2008
Long time no news. We had an outage few days ago, but things are back up now. Domain name and hosting space were extended for another year. Some development has been made recently and DB subsystem is now totally overhauled. I decided to toss old DBAdapter model in favour of PDO. All database operations are now automatically escaped improving overall security. Also, DBFactory has been greatly improved providing easy access to many connections as well as different config files (much like Ruby/Rails). Documentation has been updated to address changes. Pull the latest SVN and test new DB layer implementation. All feedback is welcome.
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I checked out latest code rev 202 from svn. The DocumentationCtrl.class.php contains a reference to an undefined method - AuthService::getCurrentUserId()
I worked around it by defining a stub function which seems to work fine for the time being. Danny Lieberman
As of r207 database access layer rewrite is complete. It's been improved despite being simplified. Various DBAdapters are gone now, so are SQLDialect classes. SQL dialects are now handled different way and PDO became the only way for accessing db. Expect documentation updates soon.
Hi Danny,
svn trunk is a battlefield where some methods die and some get seriously injured ;-) Now, recent updates brought fixes to User class, also authentication layer has been rewritten and is partially usable. I have also fixed bug on this web page that prevented comments from showing up. |
Developer Release 1.7»20 Jan 2008
After 3 months of rather lazy development there is DR1.7 available for download. Focusing on error abbility has been added, Javascript bridging for HTML response is now available, caching subsystem, Wiki translation gratly improved and new documentation are just to name few. See the full change log. read more comment |
Simple to use. Nice framework
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Developer Release 1.6 (and 1.6.1)»11 Nov 2007
I am happy to announce immediate availability of Tigermouse DR1.6.1. Download it from Sourceforge. This release introduces many interesting features and fixes old bugs. Significant contribution has been made by Antoine Choppin and Bill Noyce. If you wish to upgrade your installation, please use Upgrade Assistant from menu on left. read more comment |
Tigermouse on Ubuntu 7.10»18 Oct 2007
Ubuntu 7.10 code named Gutsy Gibbon is the first release that Tigermouse can be run on without editing config files. See the instruction below on how to set up your system. read more comment |
what about tigermouse on Windows?
There should be no problem in running Tm on Windows.
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Developer Release 1.5 (Alpha)»03 Jul 2007
DR 1.5 is ready for download. It features many DB improvements, i18n support, keyboard shortcuts, role-based access control system and numerous fixes and improvements.
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Welcome»19 May 2007
Welcome to new Tigermouse project web site. Look around and see what's happening. Not all sections are currently operable, so don't be confused. After all it's still beta.
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I see somebody was testing if comments do work ;-)
Why there is no forum or better documention?
Subscribe to mailing list if you want to discuss. If you need help in Tigermouse usage and/or development you can as well go to help section and chat directly with me.
Documentation is a huge effort and I simply have no time to work on both Tigermouse and documentation. Mind that Tm is written mostly "after hours".
Greetings :) tm looks nice. im looking forward to giving it a spin.
Całkiem niezłe;]
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Developer Release 1.4.2 (Alpha)»21 Apr 2007
DR1.4.2 is a maintenance release that fixes few errors. read more comment |
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