It’s great to see that PHP is gaining maturity lately. After the release of version 5.3 that have introduced namespaces, it’s now time for some of the biggest php projects to get together to discuss and agree on a common autoloader standard. This really nice project would allow interoperability between frameworks/projects. Take a look at [...]
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Doctrine 1.2 is Zend Framework friendly
Posted in php on Thursday, October 29th, 2009. 27 comments so farDeprecated: This code uses an old version of Doctrine and Zend Framework, there is now an semi-official way of integrating Doctrine and Zend Framework, see the announcement of the zf-doctrine project and checkout my plugin for ZFDebug to have access to the Doctrine Profiler: http://github.com/danceric/zfdebugdoctrine — I’ve talked about that before on this blog. Using [...]
My Secret Pathway to the Zend Framework
Posted in php on Tuesday, August 18th, 2009. 2 comments so farI now mainly develop web applications using the Zend Framework, but some years ago, I was really grumbling about it, for what I thought was over-engineered structure and useless MVC crap… things have changed since then… To make a long story short, I’ve started doing PHP when it was at version 3. No need to [...]
Eclipse tool belt for PHP
Posted in php on Wednesday, July 29th, 2009. 2 comments so farYou are developing with PHP 5 and you’ve got the free Zend Server Community Edition on OS X installed? Now you want more, you want a great IDE for free too? Sure the newly released Zend Studio 7 looks nice, but it’s not cheap. Luckily it’s based on Eclipse PDT 2.1, and this one is [...]
Zend Framework Poster
Posted in php on Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009. One comment so farThanks to Björn Schotte at http://mayflower.biz, I have received my Planetary-sized Zend Framework poster. Yes, they shipped it as far as Ontario in Canada, thanks guys. It’s the perfect cheat sheet for ZF, and it’s great to cover a large and boring grey wall. Just to give you and idea of the size of the [...]
PHP Developers in Ottawa
Posted in perso, php on Monday, July 20th, 2009. 2 comments so farI’ve got some extra time last week, so I’ve started a website aggregating blogs and Twitter accounts of PHP Developers in Ottawa, check out the new Ottawa PHP Community website or browse the source on GitHub. For the curious, it’s build with the Zend Framework. I don’t know everybody in Ottawa that use PHP, so [...]
Zend PHP 5 Certification
Posted in perso, php on Monday, June 15th, 2009. One comment so farAfter seven years of PHP development, I was wondering what my skill level was. I was doubtful of the Zend PHP5 Certification test, but as it’s the only PHP certification that I was aware of, I’ve taken the test in downtown Ottawa. I’m not allowed to talk about any specifics of the exam, as I [...]
ZFDebug and Doctrine ORM
Posted in php on Saturday, June 6th, 2009. 5 comments so farDeprecated: This code uses an old version of Doctrine and Zend Framework, there is now an semi-official way of integrating Doctrine and Zend Framework, see the announcement of the zf-doctrine project and checkout my plugin for ZFDebug to have access to the Doctrine Profiler: http://github.com/danceric/zfdebugdoctrine — This is a follow-up to my post: Doctrine ORM [...]
