redbean

From this code: $toolbox = RedBean_Setup::kickstartDev("mysql:*****************"); $r = $toolbox->getRedBean(); $test = $r->dispense("test"); $test->nom = 'Test #1'; $test->date = '2010-07-08'; $test->date_deux = '08/07/2010'; $test->num = 5; $id = $r->store( $test ); I get this SQL: CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `test` ( `id` int(11) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, `nom` varchar(255) collate utf8_unicode_ci default NULL, `date` varchar(255) collate utf8_unicode_ci default NULL, `num` tinyint(3) unsigned default NULL, `date_deux` varchar(255) collate utf8_unicode_ci default NULL, PRIMARY KEY (

I would like to know, can Redbean ORM be used for performance oriented scenarios like social networking web apps, and is it stable even if thousands of data is pulled by multiple users at same time? Also I'd like to know whether Redbean consumes more memory space? Can anyone offer a comparison study of Doctrine-Propel-Redbean? tereško @tereško if tis possible, can you give the pros and cons of orm with respect to pure sql according to your experience and also i will google the topic at same time. – Jaison Justus Well .. explaining this in 600 characters would be hard. One thing I must clarify:

I'm trying to output lists of objects as json and would like to know if there's a way to make objects usable to json_encode ? The code I've got looks something like $related = $user->getRelatedUsers(); echo json_encode($related); Right now, I'm just iterating through the array of users and individually exporting them into arrays for json_encode to turn into usable json for me. I've already tried making the objects iterable, but json_encode just seems to skip them anyway. edit : here's the var_dump(); php > var_dump($a); object(RedBean_OODBBean)#14 (2) { ["properties":"RedBean_OODBBean":private