The Doctrine DBAL is an amazing piece of code that makes many things for the developer easier to happen. I invite you to take a look at the architecture page of the documentation and have a look around there in general.
Supporting more than MySQL is something we should all strive for, even though there are no guarantees I deeply believe that it could be a great thing to be able to achieve.
Furthermore there is the Schema management that can at last make the SQL for most upgrade workflows a thing of the past by introducing amore programmatic way of dealing with them.
Note: I am not talking about the ORM part of Doctrine, just the DBAL which can be used indepentendly of the ORM.
The Doctrine DBAL is an amazing piece of code that makes many things for the developer easier to happen. I invite you to take a look at the architecture page of the documentation and have a look around there in general.
Supporting more than MySQL is something we should all strive for, even though there are no guarantees I deeply believe that it could be a great thing to be able to achieve.
Furthermore there is the Schema management that can at last make the SQL for most upgrade workflows a thing of the past by introducing amore programmatic way of dealing with them.
Note: I am not talking about the ORM part of Doctrine, just the DBAL which can be used indepentendly of the ORM.