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  Building an ORM in PHP: Domain Modeling

  Posted: November 22nd, 2011, 8:33am MST

  What's more, if you've already read the first installment of this tutorial, you're probably familiar with the functionality that I plan to add to this custom ORM. In that first part, I implemented the ORM's data access and mapping layers. And as you'll surely recall, the entire implementation process was pretty straightforward and easy to follow. Of course, in its current state the ORM is still far from a fully-functional structure. We need to add some additional components to it, such as a domain model and the classes responsible for handling collections of entities (remember that the ORM rel...