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What makes the web fun? Is it the cool applications like Google Maps, which are neat but not particularly fun? Is it social networks like Facebook? Sure, that's a little fun. But what really gets passed around the web? Viral video. Nothing catches our interest like video and images, which is ironic, as the HTML technology for uploading media to web sites is one of the worst parts of browsers. To
Alihan: Thanks for the comment. I think security is something that would need to be enforced by your application, and you would probably also need to trust that the OpenID provider has the necessary security systems in place. Take your analogy a bit further: if we take Yahoo as an example, Yahoo usernames are equally public (every time you send an email from Yahoo, the recipient knows your Yah
Building dashboards with PHP and Flex Let's face it: Interactive graphs and dashboards have never been easy to put together on the web. Sure, there are graphing libraries out there for PHP, but to get something that looks really good and that a user can play with has been tough. Or at least, it was yesterday. Today, I show how to use a combination of PHP for the back end and Adobe Flex for the fr
UPDATED! The PHP community has an active twitter presence. If you use twitter, come and join us. Here I’ve listed all of the community member’s accounts that I have and that have given me permission to. New Names Added: WebinarsAtZend Brian Moon Beth Tucker Luke Welling First, and only because I’m putting together the list so I get to decide these things, Zend’s presence on Twitter Zender’s o
Breaking The Language Barrier When it comes to playing nice with data in different formats, PHP's pedigree is hard to beat. Not only does the language make it a breeze to deal with SQL resultsets and XML files, but it comes with extensions to deal with formats as diverse as Ogg/Vorbis audio files, ZIP archives and EXIF headers. So it should come as no surprise that PHP can also read and write Mic
With the preview release of Zend Framework 1.5 now out and things looking good for a General release in late February, let's take a moment to really see what is new. This will be an ongoing series for a while to help you get an idea of what's coming down the pipe. Zend Form Many developers like the model of being able to programmatically create all elements on a page. An equal number like to cod
By: Stefan Priebsch Other Articles in the Series Part One: Introducing xdebug Part Two: Tracing PHP Applications with xdebug Part Three: Profiling PHP Applications With xdebug Part Four: Debugging PHP applications with xdebug Part Five: Creating Code Coverage Statistics with xdebug Welcome to the fourth installment in our five-part series of xdebug articles on the Zend DevZone. This
By: Stefan Priebsch Other Articles in the Series Part One: Introducing xdebug Part Two: Tracing PHP Applications with xdebug Part Three: Profiling PHP Applications With xdebug Part Four: Debugging PHP applications with xdebug Part Five: Creating Code Coverage Statistics with xdebug Welcome to the second installment of our five-part series of articles on xdebug, the PHP developer's swi
Intended Audience Introduction Perl Interpreter in PHP Using Perl Objects Error Handling Summary Intended Audience This article describes the perl extension for PHP. It is intended for developers who use both languages in their projects, or who are migrating from one language to the other. It could be of general interest to other developers. Introduction PHP and perl are two very po
Zend_Acl / Zend_Auth example scenario by Simon Mundy Hi there all After submitting the initial example of how Zend_Auth and Zend_Acl could be implemented Gavin pointed out areas that weren't really addressed in my proof of concept and it could potentially confuse newcomers to the way MVC is utilised. I'd like to clarify that post to a) Address those concerns and b) see if there's any constructive
I have now collected the majority of the slides from the speakers at ZendCon. Most of these have already been posted on the speakers blogs. However, I thought it would be a good idea to gang them all together on one post for those who are looking for them. I've also linked to the blog posts of any speakers who blogged about ZendCon as well. Watch this page for updates, as new slides come in, I'll
As its name implies, the goal of the Standard PHP Library-or SPL, for short-is to provide a standard library of interfaces that allows developers to take full advantage of object-oriented programming in PHP 5. This library of interfaces creates a standard API for certain kinds of built-in functionality, allowing your classes to interact with the PHP engine in a much more seamless manner. The
By: Roy Ganor Introduction Martin Fowler is my mentor! It is not only due to his paper on the emerging usage of Domain Specific Languages, nor solely because of his useful advice on continuous integration techniques, but because of the way he describes the refactoring process for computer languages. At first, refactoring seemed to me to be magic, over the years I have come to view it as mor
By: Alexander Veremyev Introduction The Zend_Pdf component of the Zend Framework is intended to allow you to create or manipulate PDF documents from within your applications. In addition to its text handling capabilities, it comes complete with drawing features that allow you to create or manipulate graphical primitives. When working with text Zend_Pdf gives you the option of using the built-in
This area is intended for everyone new to PHP. It opens with a series of informal, entertaining tutorials written by Vikram Vaswani, founder and CEO of Melonfire. These tutorials build on a previously-published 5-part series which has now been updated and extended to embrace PHP 5, making parts of it suitable for those of you who already have worked with PHP 4 in the past. If you came here to lear
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PHP Abstract, the new PHP centric podcast is here. Sit back, relax, and let the funky beat wash over you. While you are at it, grab a nugget of information. Episode 1: PHP Security Tips Special Guest: Eli White Release Date: 06/05/2007 License: Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Eli talks to us about practical tips you can use to help make your application more se
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
Interview with Francois Zaninotto and Fabien Potencier, authors of 'The Definitive Guide to symfony' Frameworks are everywhere in the PHP community these days. Different frameworks fill different needs and have different personalities behind them. Recently I had the opportunity to talk with Francois Zaninotto and Fabien Potencier, the driving forces behind the symfony framework. Not too long ago,
I'm quite proud to announce the 1.0.0 version of PHPExcel, a set of classes that allows you to write Excel2007 files from PHP. The class set currently supports features such as setting spreadsheet meta data (author, title, description, ...), multiple worksheets, different fonts and font styles, cell borders, fills, gradients, adding images to your spreadsheet, conditional formatting, ... We are wo
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
Being a new Zender I’ve spent some time in the recent past looking at people’s opinions about PHP now that it directly affects the work I do. In my research I have found a lot of interesting “opinions” about PHP vs. this that and the other thing, usually in the form of lists. “4 reasons why Java will outlast PHP”, for example. So, I figured I’d come up with a list of responses to the naysayers
AJAX Chat Tutorial Part 2:Prototype, Scriptaculous, Application HTML Prototype and Scriptaculous For this chat application we'll be using two popular javascript libraries: Prototype and Scriptaculous. Prototype is a Javascript framework that aims to ease development of dynamic web applications. At the risk of being dubbed a traitor to PHP (just kidding!) it's integrated into the Ruby On Rails fr
AJAX Chat Tutorial Part 1: Introduction, The Zend Framework Introduction Creating a chat application is not a difficult task. Honest! This tutorial is a step by step introduction to creating a lightweight chat application using XML as a storage medium. As personal motivation, I develop PHP games as a hobby. In pursuit of that hobby I've found that offering a flat threadless forum in such games t
Security becomes the top priority (or activity) of many PHP developers. Its place and importance keeps growing in every single project, open source or commercial. Every conference provides a talk about security and you can read PHP security on the magazine cover pages. Security in PHP application is a large topic. This article explains one of the most important part of any security policy: the in
Joshua Eichorn, author of Understanding AJAX, has written a cool web service called "Webthumb. If you are not familiar with WebThumb, you can visit the web home Joshua has setup for it at, http://bluga.net/webthumb/. It's a simple service on the surface. You hand it a URL, it gives you back a thumbnail of that web site. At first glance you may think..."ok, why?" The answer to that is of course,
Del.icio.us is a social linking site to store web links. Some one afternoon while messing around Zend Framework I had the idea that it might be nice to add my Del.icio.us links to my homepage. This sounds easy enough as Del.icio.us makes available an RSS feed for this purpose. However, there is one problem; Zend_Feed does not seem to be able to parse this particular RSS feed. The reason is that De
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