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News Robot wrote a new blog post: 2012 Zend PHP Conference – ZendCon 2 days, 19 hours ago · View
Join us for the 8th annual Zend PHP Conference. ZendCon is the largest gathering of the PHP Community with opportunities to learn PHP best practices and explore future technologies. Learn more about: PHP in 2012 – The latest PHP technologies and tools . Learn how to leverage the latest mobile, HTML5, testing and PHP best practices Zend Framework 2- Hit the [...] -
News Robot wrote a new blog post: WEBINAR: Open Source Productivity Tools and IBM i 6 days, 13 hours ago · View
Join Mike Pavlak, Zend Solutions Consultant, as he explores more Open Source tools to help improve the productivity of your development team and user community. Among the solutions reviewed, Mike will explore the project management system Collabtive and dig into the use cases as well as installation using common open source utilities like 7-zip and FileZilla. [...] -
News Robot wrote a new blog post: WEBINAR: PHP on IBM i: Beyond the Basics 1 week, 4 days ago · View
Have you been doing a little PHP and are you looking for a more information on how it interacts with IBM i? PHP trainer and guest speaker, John Valance, is just the person to help. John has more than 20 years of experience deploying applications on IBM i and working with PHP-based applications like the one [...] -
News Robot wrote a new blog post: WEBINAR: Magento User Experience Monitoring: The Shoppimon Story 1 week, 4 days ago · View
Have you ever visited an online store that was painfully slow? Have you come across a broken check out button or a faulty search function? What did you do? Most shoppers abandon the store when they run into problems. Learn how Shoppimon leveraged Zend Framework 2.0 and Zend Server to build a Cloud application that finds Magento [...] -
News Robot wrote a new blog post: RightScale Conference 2012 1 week, 5 days ago · View
Zend is proud to be a sponsor of the 2012 RightScale Conference. The conference is the best place to learn about cloud architecture, management and solutions and hosts sessions with topics levels ranging from basic to highly-advanced technical sessions. Learn more about best practices on the cloud, take advantage of Zero-to-Cloud traning sessions and get a [...] -
News Robot wrote a new blog post: Vagrant in Zend Framework 1 1 week, 6 days ago · View
I recently added support for vagrant to the Zend Framework codebase to enable easier testing. I was motivated by some work the joind.in folks have done to get a working development environment for joind.in development using Vagrant. Vagrant is a fantastic tool that enables you to manage and run virtual machines from the command line, including automatic provisioning of [...] -
News Robot wrote a new blog post: Potty Training Baby Powder 2 weeks, 3 days ago · View
I would like to announce the immediate availability of Tobasco for Toddlers. It is the diaper powder for stubborn children. The way it works is that your child wears their diaper just as they normally would. But prior to them putting it on you put a small amount of our special patented powder that is -
News Robot wrote a new blog post: ZendCon 2012 (or, how to get your talk accepted) 2 weeks, 5 days ago · View
Well, planning for ZendCon has been underway for a while and we finally got our Call for Papers out the door! We are following a similar process as we did last year. We aren’t having specific tracks (which I am of the opinion are basically useless in a targeted conference like this), but we have -
News Robot wrote a new blog post: Remote Debugging with the Zend Debugger and PHPUnit 2 weeks, 6 days ago · View
I’m trying to do some remote debugging with PHPUnit on a remote system. I was following the rules I had written about in a previous article but for some reason I could not get path mapping to work. So I figured I’d ping the Studio lead developer because as soon as I did that I’d get -
News Robot wrote a new blog post: Why Modules? 3 weeks ago · View
I’ve blogged about getting started with ZF2 modules , as well as about ZF2 modules you can already use . But after fielding some questions recently, I realized I should talk about why modules are important for the ZF2 ecosystem. -
News Robot wrote a new blog post: Zendcon 2012 CfP Advisory Panel 3 weeks ago · View
Just by way of thanks, I would like to present to you panelists for the ZendCon 2012 Call for Papers advisory panel. They will be assisting me in determining which submissions get turned into sessions. Please thank them for the hell I will put them through. Maurice Kherlakian (mkherlakian) – Damn good Zend consultant, but -
News Robot wrote a new blog post: Unit testing Zend Framework 1 3 weeks ago · View
As part of our release process for Zend Framework 1.12, I’ve been working through the unit tests and running them on PHP 5.2.4 as it seems that recent changes weren’t being tested with that version. This isn’t totally surprising as Open Source contributors are, almost by definition, interested in new things and so are much more [...] -
News Robot wrote a new blog post: Google Drive 3 weeks, 1 day ago · View
I posted on Twitter a link to an article on CNet about the terms of service for Google Drive. There was a hubbub about this part of the ToS. “Your Content in our Services: When you upload or otherwise submit content to our Services, you give Google (and those we work with) a worldwide licence to -
News Robot wrote a new blog post: ZF2 Dependency Injection – Multiple Object Instances 3 weeks, 2 days ago · View
When you work with the ZF2 Dependency Injection Container (DiC) when you make multiple requests for an instance of an object you will get the same object back each time. For example, with this code 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 -
News Robot wrote a new blog post: PHP|Tek 2012 Conference 3 weeks, 3 days ago · View
Join Ralph Schindler, Zend Framework Project Developer, and Kevin Schroeder, Zend Technology Evangelist, at PHP|Tek and learn more about Zend Framework 2 and phpcloud.com.Source: Zend Events -
News Robot wrote a new blog post: Handling ZF2 FQ Dependency Setter Injections 3 weeks, 3 days ago · View
In a previous article I showed how you could pass in a fully qualified parameter name into the Dependency Injection Container (DiC) if you needed to be specific about where you need to have something injected. There is an alternate method here that is cleaner than what I did before. Let’s start with a Test -
News Robot wrote a new blog post: Registration, Call for Submissions Opens for PHP 2012 Conference (ZendCon) 3 weeks, 4 days ago · View
8th Annual conference will focus on Cloud-Based Technologies, Zend Framework 2, New Innovations in PHP, with Expanded Networking Opportunities Cupertino, Calif. – 24 April, 2012 – Zend and S&S Media today announced that registration is open for ZendCon 2012, the 8th annual Zend PHP Conference and the world’s largest gathering of the PHP community. This year’s themes cover PHP [...] -
News Robot wrote a new blog post: ZF2 Dependency Injection: Managing Configuration – Part 2 3 weeks, 4 days ago · View
In my previous post about Dependency Injection Container (DiC) configuration I made mention of some more complicated scenarios that you can use to configure your objects. Not that you need help to make it more complicated. One of the things I have observed is that the more familiar I am with the DiC the more -
News Robot wrote a new blog post: ZF2 Dependency Injection: Managing Configuration – Part 1 3 weeks, 5 days ago · View
Configuration is a big reason to use a Dependency Injection Container (DiC). I’ve been doing a lot of playing around with the ZF2 DiC and one of the things that I like about it is the ability to retrieve fully configured objects in one line of code. I’ve been going a bit overboard lately but -
News Robot wrote a new blog post: A little more advanced ZF2 EventManager usage 4 weeks ago · View
If you look at my previous post on the ZF2 EventManager class you might be tempted to think that you are limited only to listening to events for local instances of the event manager. But no, my friend, you would be wrong. The event manager actually provides access to a sort of global event manager. - Load More