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Something good written with the Zend Framework
Can anybody point me to a project that is:
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I've asked this same question, and sadly, I don't think there are any either. For the exact reason JCart says... the framework is a moving target. The interface changes with every release.
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Try astrum futura. That's the only one I've found.
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Try astrum futura. That's the only one I've found.
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hmm... I'd let you take a look at a few of the things I've written, but admittedly they are a bit sloppy and probably wouldn't help you a whole lot. Plus I technically don't own the applications, my work does. There is one application I can think of that I could let you look at, but it is not really "installable" and would probably be more trouble than it's worth.
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Have you looked at Rob Allen's tutorial?
http://akrabat.com/zend-framework-tutorial/
Until the ZF team start on non-basic documentation, it's one of the best introductory texts and it's updated for each new release.
http://akrabat.com/zend-framework-tutorial/
Until the ZF team start on non-basic documentation, it's one of the best introductory texts and it's updated for each new release.
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Your question is pretty common and there is no good answer. Perhaps we should start a thread that goes step-by-step through the process of building an application using the Zend Framework. Now that 0.9 is supposedly locked for the 1.0 release we should be able to do something with a target that is not moving so much.
We could cover some of the tradeoffs that are required to navigate the numerous bolted on options now in the controllers. It is a bit of a mess, but if we went through it we may be able to elucidate some best practices -- and define a couple of standard implementations. I have been thinking of doing something like this to create some simple downloads with examples to do the basics.
- Basic concepts
- Standard config and index.php files
- A couple of Routing schemes that just work
- Basic Front Controller settings
- Basic Action Controller settings
- Which way to deal with exceptions
- A couple of templating schemes that just work
- Dealing with the Response
We could cover some of the tradeoffs that are required to navigate the numerous bolted on options now in the controllers. It is a bit of a mess, but if we went through it we may be able to elucidate some best practices -- and define a couple of standard implementations. I have been thinking of doing something like this to create some simple downloads with examples to do the basics.
- Basic concepts
- Standard config and index.php files
- A couple of Routing schemes that just work
- Basic Front Controller settings
- Basic Action Controller settings
- Which way to deal with exceptions
- A couple of templating schemes that just work
- Dealing with the Response
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