zend framework

Planning on attending the International PHP Conference happening October 27th through 31st in Mainz, Germany?

The ThinkPHP/Mayflower folks wanted you to know about their "Meet the Experts" event happening at their Coffee Lounge during the conference.

Eran Galperin has a new post today that talks about profiling your database queries for optimum efficiency with the help of a component from the Zend Framework, the Zend_Db_Profiler.

Coffee is the most important thing for developers.

Yet, good coffee. At conferences it is almost vital to have a good coffee during the breaks and talk to experts.

For this reason, MAYFLOWER will have a Coffee Lounge at the International PHP Conference in Mainz (Germany): Get coffee en masse for your business card.

In this new post to his blog Chris Hartjes suggests a new way to judge frameworks - how easy they make it to write unit tests against them and their resulting applications.

Jani Hartikainen has posted a quick tip for Zend Framework users out there looking to force a download from their script.

OStatic: "Dojo, which is developed by the Dojo Foundation and released under both the BSD License and Academic Free License, is officially integrated with a number of Web development frameworks, such as Django and the Zend Framework, and by vendors such as IBM and Sun Microsystems."

Jani Hartikainen has put together a handy script for those out there that like what the Zend Framework is all about but don't really need the whole thing to get the job done.

If that's you, this script might be just what you need.

Using the Zend_Pdf component of the Zend Framework Jani Hartikainen has created a simple way to make a PDF generator class that uses templates and content arrays/XML to create the new files.

The Zend Developer Zone has a new post with links to two interesting Zend Framework related articles:

Matthew Weier O'Phinney has made some updates to his pastebin example showing the combination of the Zend Framework and Dojo libraries.