Posted 4 months ago by jwage
As you probably already noticed, the Doctrine website looks a little bit different. In preparation for the Doctrine 2.0 release, the website needed to be improved a little bit to better handle the multiple versions and projects under the Doctrine umbrella. Along the way I did a little spring cleaning of some code from the early Doctrine days as well!
You can now find dedicated sections of the website for both the Object Relational Mapper and Database Abstraction Layer projects:
The new website also introduces a new API Documentation thanks to PHP Doctor!
If you have any problems with the website please let me know by e-mail at jonwage [at] gmail.com.
Comments (8) [ add comment ]
Good news! Posted by Loïc Frering about 4 months ago.
Thanks for the website improvements! The API documentation for Doctrine 2 will be really usefull :)
API Posted by loader about 4 months ago.
I like to add search into left sidebar (Class Names).
PDF + Posted by alexey_baranov about 4 months ago.
Waiting for printable PDF docs
Extension Posted by apk about 4 months ago.
Where is doctrine extension on this site?
re: apk Posted by jwage about 4 months ago.
The extensions are still in SVN: http://svn.doctrine-project.org/extensions
extensions? Posted by Tom about 4 months ago.
I see the extensions are available in the svn - but what about the associated web pages and documentation? - shame to not have this on here it was great reference
@Tom Posted by jwage about 4 months ago.
They docs and everything are still in SVN. We will have a extension section again soon probably integrated with git. I removed the old system since it had lots of problems and relied on SVN. SVN is going away so I wanted to get rid of that dependency for the site.
Chrome issues Posted by Benjamin "balupton" Lupton about 4 months ago.
Browsing the website in chrome... it just doesn't look right. The right hand side navigation seems to overlap each other. Padding on the main content also seems to be 0 causing text to be directly on the border.
Honestly, it seems the website is a quite a step backward than what it was before. If I was a new user, it would seem that doctrine through it's website is quite an immature project (where reality is quite the opposite).