Alex Netkachov on his forum has wrote some thoughts about couple of popular framework including Zend Framework, Prado and ASP.net.
- Which framework is the best of the three to you?
I know it depends on their use but I was just wondering
If you still does not decided witch one you should use maybe this Alex post would help you.
Jochen Hartmann added new great video tutorial to YouTube. In this tutorial he shows how to upload YouTube videos with Zend Framework. In tutorial he demonstrates how to deal with YouTube Data API.
Fresh new entry of popular Zend Framework tutorial launched today. In this part author shows how to make blog entries editing.
here’s nothing quite like having a functioning application emerge out of the controlled chaos we know as The Development Process. In Part 8 of the ongoing saga describing how to build a real world blog application using the Zend Framework we finally reach the point at which we concentrate on blog entries. At the end of this Part, we will be able to create and edit entries in preparation for Part 9 when we will explore displaying them to the world!
In this part you would learn how to make blog entry editing controller, work with Zend_Form, how to filter entries with HTMLPurifier. Like usually many code examples and new SVN repository.
New and very useful part of great Zend Framework application example has landed. In this part author shows how to make authorization module for Zend Framework application and how to style it.
Today’s entry concerns authorisation. We previously covered how to authenticate an author to the blog, but we still have nothing ensuring only authenticated authors can access the new Administration Module. This is the domain of Zend_Acl, an implementation of an Access Control List system which limits access to resources by the roles assigned to a user.
How usual you would find full source code and SVN repositories.
Today has been posted new part in tutorial series of creating blog application using Zend Framework. Pádraic Brady in this part shows how to use Zend_form and Zend_Auth libraries.
In the previous entry, we created a new Administration Module to hold blog management functionality, added a Module specific layout for it, and discussed the upcoming need to ensure this is only accessible by authorised Authors. In this entry I’ll unravel some of Zend_Form’s mysteries in adding a login form, before using Zend_Auth to implement authentication for authors.
In this part you would find many grate information how to build authentication system for your application using Zend Framework.
Padraic Brady posted 5th part of his articles series “An Example Zend Framework Blog Application”. New article shows how work with Zend_Db and how to make administration module.
Today’s entry adds a few more layers to our slowly growing blog application. First of all I decided to add an Entries Model and Authors Model to the mix, primarily to get ready for when we can add new entries to our blog. This leads to where we can create new Entries; we add an Administration Module to the application with it’s own distinct Layout
This article shows how to create mysql table and make model to handle administration of this example application. If you are novice to Zend Framework you should read all parts of series.