IMPORTANT:
Symfony - great backend support via creole, internationalization, unit testing, finely grained configuration support, CLI interaction is great.
Nexista - great interface template support via flow and XSLT. And actually the SQL management is nice too. It is limited, but I like its simplicity.
Whoa, I really like Symfony (especially its command like capabilities), and I REALLY want it to have the flow and XSL capabilities of nexista. I wonder how hard it would be to set that up.
If I could, I would: * Use DB2 with nexista (quite possible)* Leverage Symfony's command line capabilities
I need to: * Understand symfony's configuration concepts* Learn more about the command line tools (/usr/bin/symfony)* Learn more about symfony's architecture (project -> app -> module)* Learn more about symfony's directory organization ( apps/, batch/, cache/, config/, etc.)
Then I could possible integrate the parts of symfony that make sense to me into nexista.
Cool stuff I learned about tonight: * DB Designer 4* svnx
Symfony stuff I learned about: * Don't need crud stuff for every module* Creating modules is quick and easy, and a common task