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Introduction: We have been creating web-applications using PHP since it came into existence, now we can also develop Desktop or Stand alone Applications with PHP-GTK. Desktop Applications are one which does not need either a Web Server like IIS, Apache, PWS etc. or a web browser for their execution. One of the reasons why Java is so popular is because it can be used to build applications, web page
PHP7 is on it’s way! This is the largest shift in the PHP landscape since the upgrade to PHP 5.3. Most of us survived that and I’m sure we will survive this one as well. To help you see the forrest for the trees, I’ve put together a list of all the RFCs that are marked as “Implemented” on the PHP wiki. Some of them have not yet been updated to “Implemented” status and there are still others in the
The Right Image One of the things I like best about PHP is its support for a diverse array of tools and technologies. Take, for instance, image manipulation. Like most developers, I’ve known for a while that PHP comes with GD support for basic image generation and processing tasks, and I’ve even used it on occasion to dynamically create images from a base template. However, I recently needed to wr
The bulk of the zend_parse_parameters() block will almost always look the same. ZEND_NUM_ARGS() provides a hint to the Zend Engine about the parameters which are to be retrieved, TSRMLS_CC is present to ensure thread safety, and the return value of the function is checked for SUCCESS or FAILURE. Under normal circumstances zend_parse_parameters() will return SUCCESS; however, if a calling script ha
The problem As I've mentioned before, Zend Framework isn't really encouraging developers to do TDD (on the other hand, this shouldn't be a surprise in the PHP community). The application architecture is based on singletons all around (front controller, session, layout, helper broker, registry, etc.), the bootstrap doesn't "separate the cacheable from the non-cacheable", there's no built-in support
Generation Next Over the last year or so, there's been a small revolution taking place in the database world, with the advent of "schema-less" database systems like Apache CouchDB. These databases follow a different approach to data storage as compared to the traditional relational model, and they're quickly becoming popular with Web developers on account of their flexibility, simplicity and easy
The Good Old Days Not too long ago, it seemed like there was a pretty clear distinction between client-side technologies and server-side technologies. Languages like PHP, Perl and Python resided on the server, taking care of tasks like database connectivity, transaction management and remote procedure calls, while tools like JavaScript, CSS and HTML were used exclusively on the client to render pa
I recently worked with PHP's DOM XML extension while working on Zend Framework's Zend_Search_Lucene HTML highlighting capabilities, and uncovered some undocumented features and issues with the extension in regards to character encoding. The information contained in this article should also apply to other libxml-based DOM implementations, as PHP's DOM extension simply wraps that library. 1. Interna
Recently an email was sent to the Zend Framework General List that mentioned the fact that there are now several projects on SourceForge based on the Zend Framework. There are actually 7,187 projects if you just search for Zend Framework but if you put search for Zend Framework in quotes, we get down to the 17 we really want. Here is a rundown of most of them. Teknologiaplaneetta – Enterprise Solu
The Right Image One of the things I like best about PHP is its support for a diverse array of tools and technologies. Take, for instance, image manipulation. Like most developers, I've known for a while that PHP comes with GD support for basic image generation and processing tasks, and I've even used it on occasion to dynamically create images from a base template. However, I recently needed to w
Extending Yourself One of the things I like best about PHP, is its support for a diverse array of technologies and formats. Take, for instance, YAML. I've been using YAML for a while to manage configuration data for a Ruby-based application, but I recently needed to use it for a PHP-based project for the first time. Although PHP doesn't come with built-in support for this format, a quick Google s
When It Rains, It Drizzles Unless you've been completely out of touch with the open source world, you'll have heard of Drizzle, a new database server that's derived from MySQL. The Drizzle project aims to build a "smaller, lighter, faster" version of MySQL that offers similar stability and ease of use, but strips out certain features from the core system in order to improve performance and scalab
PHP 5.3 has been recently released and one of the new features in core is the internationalization extension. It allows you to support a multitude of languages and local formats much easier than before, without having to learn all the tiny the details of local formats and rules. This extension also provides the same functionality through the PECL module for PHP 5.2. The extension is based o
Tweet Tweet! Unless you've been living in a cave for the last few years, you know what Twitter is - a free online service that allows users to send out concise, real-time updates on what they're doing at any given moment. These status updates, or "tweets", can be sent and received through SMS, via the Twitter Web site, or through a variety of third-party applications, and users can subscribe to,
The Good Old Days Not too long ago, it seemed like there was a pretty clear distinction between client-side technologies and server-side technologies. Languages like PHP, Perl and Python resided on the server, taking care of tasks like database connectivity, transaction management and remote procedure calls, while tools like JavaScript, CSS and HTML were used exclusively on the client to render p
Polley Wong translated Zend Framework's dispatch process into an easy-to-read workflow diagram. Stepping through the critical steps of the dispatch process, you'll understand the relation between Front Controller, Dispacther, Helper, and Broker. You'll also have a good picture of what role they play and why they are there.
I'm pleased to announce the Zend Framework 1.8.0 release, the first in our 1.8 series of releases. This release marks the culmination of several long-standing projects, as well as a formalization of many of our recommended practices. There are two major stories in this release: first, the addition of several components designed to provide and promote Rapid Application Development; second, tw
Get to know Flex and Zend_Amf By Jack Herrington The best applications for the rich Internet connect to the server to both read and write data. So, the easier it is to get data from the server and send data back to it, the quicker you can develop some awesome applications. Reading and posting to Extensible Markup Language (XML)–based services with Adobe Flex is easy. But what’s even easi
Leveraging Zend Framework Components from Adobe Flash Platform Applications One of the most useful concepts in software development is the practice of creating modular, reusable code. As a developer, you’re likely familiar with the heartache of reinventing the wheel. Doing so is certainly sometimes necessary, but when it isn’t, you would be well served by using plug-and-play components. One pr
This is a very quick tutorial on how to allow developers to develop using the Zend Framework without having to or being able to install PDO on their servers. I have to warn you though, this is not an official extension of the Zend Framework just yet. Anyway, let's get rolling as a lot of you are very anxious and happy about that. About: This is a merge of PEAR (http://pear.php.net) and the Zend Fr
Dynamically Generating PDF Files with PHP and Haru The Ultimate Assistant When it comes to working with different file formats, PHP is like a Swiss Army knife: it has a tool to handle almost anything you can throw at it. JPEG images, XML files, Word documents, ZIP archives...you name it, and there's a PHP extension to handle it! This incredible versatility also applies to the topic of today's a
Here they are, the slides from ZendCon 08! (or at least all the ones I've been able to collect so far) Whether you were able to attend and need slides for a refresher or you weren't able to make it but want to share in the knowledge, this is the official repository. If you mouse over the links you will notice that they are all on slideshare.net. If you prefer, you can view them all over there by
This tutorial will set you through using Zend_Tool to jump-start development on your next ZF MVC application. Zend_Tool is both RAD tools as well as a framework for exposing your own set of tooling needs to the Zend_Tool user interface. While the areas in which extending Zend_Tool are exhaustive, we will focus merely on obtaining and using the current Zend_Tool toolset. Obtaining Zend_Too
Using GnuPG with PHP Mission Impossible One of my favourite television serials of all time has to be "Mission: Impossible". And my favourite bit of each episode was always the beginning, when Jim Phelps would meet his handler, say a code phrase, and receive an innocuous object that was actually an ingeniously-designed briefing book containing details of his latest mission. My second-favourite bi
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