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Unit testing with Zend framework: Setting up environment for the first test using Netbeans IDE for php

25th MAR 2011 | Posted by Darko Goles in Tools & Frameworks, Zend
Unit testing with Zend framework: Setting up environment for the first test using Netbeans IDE for php

Assuming that you already installed PHPUnit because there are already many tutorials about that, I will write just one short tutorial about setting up test environment for Zend application. I am currently using windows 7, and NetBeans IDE for php 6.9.1. Read more

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ZendFramework example on using Google URL Shortener service

27th FEB 2011 | Posted by Branko Ajzele in Tools & Frameworks, Zend

Seems like URL shorteners have gain extreme popularity with web services like Twitter. Not to mention the fact that long URLs are somewhat hard to pass along. They are also harder to verbalize in a conversation, and above all in some cases they are almost impossible to remember.

There are quite a large number of URL shorteners out there these days, mostly free. One of the freshest is Google’s URL shortener. This article is not about outlining the features that make this shortener better then the other ones (as I am sure some offer more features at the moment). This article is merely for the purpose of showing you how easy it is to use the Google URL Shortener service via your ZendFramework libraries. Read more

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Zend framework coding style standard

29th DEC 2010 | Posted by Mladen Lotar in Zend
Zend framework coding style standard

by rodolfoclix/sxc

Hello again! Today I’ll discuss some of the basic coding rules if your’re using Zend framework (or even Magento, which is written over Zend framework). Some might think that this is an redundant topic, but I strongly disagree – if you work in a team. Read more

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Memory management in Zend framework

27th DEC 2010 | Posted by Mladen Lotar in Zend
Memory management in Zend framework

by rodolfoclix/sxc

Hello everyone! Recently I’ve noticed that some developers don’t pay much attention to memory management in Zend framework. And here I’m not talking about Zend_Cache, but rather about object sizes. And if you’re thinking that I’m writing nonsenses, let me show you how to reduce memory usage by more than 100 times (in my example :D ). Read more

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MySQL transactions in Zend framework

20th DEC 2010 | Posted by Mladen Lotar in Tools & Frameworks, Zend
MySQL transactions in Zend framework

by jrdurao/sxc

Hi! Today I’m going to explain a part of Zend framework DB functionality. Transactions in general are quite useful, like temporary tables, but in most of situations unnecessary. Because of that, I’m going to explain when and how to use them through Zend framework. Read more

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The principles of SOLID programming

17th NOV 2010 | Posted by Mladen Lotar in Tools & Frameworks, Zend
The principles of SOLID programming

Hello there! Today I’ll be explaining The principles of SOLID programming. When I first got serious about OOP, I jumped to design patterns, but then I realized that everyone need a good grasp of the SOLID principles before you’re ready to tackle Design Patterns – in more of an Architect role – that is. So, to conclude this short introduction, I’ll try to explain this in as low-level of knowledge as possible. Read more

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How to work with SVN and Zend Framework in Eclipse PDT

11th NOV 2010 | Posted by Vedran Subotic in Tools & Frameworks, Zend
How to work with SVN and Zend Framework in Eclipse PDT

This post is for all those Eclipse fans.
Latest version of Eclipse PDT can be found at:
http://www.zend.com/community/pdt
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Zend Framework navigation with breadcrumbs

30th SEP 2010 | Posted by Vedran Subotic in Zend
Zend Framework navigation with breadcrumbs

It’s been a while since I last time played with beauty of Zend Framework.

Each time I check new features it seems to me that the things are more simplier than the last time,
I might be wrong (I wouldn’t bet on that) or I’m just getting better :)
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Working with multiple PHP frameworks – The best practice

21st SEP 2010 | Posted by Mladen Lotar in Magento, Tools & Frameworks, Zend
Working with multiple PHP frameworks – The best practice

Hi, first of all, I’d like to explain the title of this post. I won’t go into depths of complicated examples, but rather explain the logic of it. Read more

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We are hiring!

8th MAY 2010 | Posted by Tomislav Bilic in Magento, Zend
We are hiring!

Do you know what the word above means? If you do, than you might be one of the candidates for a job position in our company. As some of you who are visiting the site for a longer time know, Inchoo was founded in May 2008. At the time of inception, Branko and me were the team at the start. Today, our team counts 16 members. Are you interested to join?

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