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hmm,

i don’t get it - can anybody explain me whats the difference between active record and orm/differnce between those booth libraries - ci active record class - ci orm class.

thanks for your help
andreas

ActiveRecord has been updated since June (when ORM was last updated).

I think it really comes down to personal preference though - they are both great Object Relational Mapping solutions. I think the ActiveRecord library has a bit more of the Ruby on Rails feel to it than ORM does. Whereas ORM feels like a more solid solution that was designed with PHP in mind (rather than stuffing RoR into PHP’s constraints).

much thanks for the info 😊

i will test the active record class it seems there will be no further development for the orm class.

are the performance comparison between these booth implementations? did you test them booth - which is your favorite class?

I’ve never performed a benchmark across the two - but the results would be interesting, nonetheless.