Zend Framework

The Twitter Revolution came with a lot of associated products and services. Thanks to the total API support of Twitter, programmers and software developers easily came up with amazing products that compliment and supplement the Twitter experience. ... [More] Something which Twitter definitely lacks is Photo Sharing. But now, a team from California is coming up with a promising Social Photo Sharing Service, TweetPhoto . It will be a Photo Sharing Service for both Twitter and Facebook. I did an intervie [Less]

Adam Jensen has written up a new article today on how you can use the Zend_Auth component of the Zend Framework to authenticate your users in a few different ways based on a strategy selected. read more

Another article in Matthew Weier O’Phinney’s series on Zend_Form have been released on how to show decorators individually to end up with custom HTML to use in your application.

The Zend Framework team is proud to announce that they have released a PREVIEW of the 1.8 release for people to download and give feedback on before the final release is cut.

The previously announced product from Zend: Zend Server, that was in public beta for the last couple months has been fully released! This includes both the full paid subscription Zend Server, as well as the free Zend Server CE.

This week Matthew Weier O’Phinney continues his mini-series on using Decorators in Zend_Form. This time talking about how to layer multiple decorators together to build up the full markup of an element. Potentially with reusable parts!

Matthew Weier O’Phinney, architect on Zend Framework, has started a series of blog posts about Zend_Form decorators. He wanted to explain how they worked since he had seen quite a bit of confusion over them in the past.

Jim Plush, a Senior PHP/Ajax Developer for Panasonic, wrote down his thoughts on why he chose to use Zend Framework at Panasonic for all of their Enterprise Web Development work. He discusses the reasons why they went down that path 7 months ago, and the benefits that he’s seen from it. (As well as some pitfalls)

Zend announces the availability of Zend Framework 1.7.8 to download! As always recommended to download and install.

In this article I’ll show you a simple approach to enable your Zend Framework application with support for conditional http requests, effectively saving bandwidth for your web server and your website visitors. Conditional GET, being a feature of ... [More] HTTP protocol, allows browsers to cache website pages locally, checking with webserver for updates when necessary. [Less]