Zend Framework 2 Patterns
The document provides an overview of the Zend Framework 2, focusing on its architectural patterns, key improvements from Zend Framework 1.x, and approaches to namespaces, autoloading, exceptions, configuration, and plugin systems. It highlights enhancements for consistency, performance, and user productivity while addressing common problems associated with these aspects. Additionally, it outlines
Zend Framework 2.0 Requirements - Zend Framework Wiki
Participate in the Discussion Please participate in the discussion! You can either do so in comments to these pages, or by subscribing to the [email protected] – simply send an email to [email protected]! Zend Framework has grown substantially and organically throughout the 1.X series of releases. The result has been a framework that is immensely powerful, broa
Jeroen Keppens: Create a modular application with Zend Framework
Tuesday, 16 June 2009 Create a modular application with Zend Framework Download article as PDF | Download sourcecode I admit. I am a sucker for modules. I like my code nicely seperated in manageable blocks, that I can reuse whenever I want. Needless to say, I'm a big fan of the modules in Zend Framework. It isn't always very easy to set it up though. I had to look long and hard for answers on seve
whitewashing.de :: Using a Dependency Injection Container with Zend_Application
Much has been written on Dependency Injection lately, mostly by Padraic Brady (1, 2) and Fabien Potencier (1, 2, 3, 4, 5). My subjective feeling tells me there are now more PHP DI containers out there than CMS or ORMs implemented in PHP, including two written by myself (an overengineered and a useful one). Its an awesome pattern if used on a larger scale and can (re-) wire a complex business appl
Integrating Zend Framework and Doctrine · Ruben Vermeersch (rubenv)
Proceed with caution! This article was written a long time ago (2008) so it is probably not relevant anymore. Keep that in mind. Also, the web has moved on since. Nowadays I’d recommend you check out Go or Node.JS rather than PHP and Zend Framework. This article will guide you through the steps needed to set up a project using both the Zend Framework and Doctrine. In a step-by-step way, we will se
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