Tag Archives: framework

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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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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Getting started with REST using Zend Framework

10th JAN 2009 | Posted by Branko Ajzele in Zend
Getting started with REST using Zend Framework

I was playing with SOAP for the last few days. I must say, it looks somewhat complicated in some areas. After some google-ing on SOAP vs REST stuff I decided to write this simple ZendFramework REST how to. Actualy this is a PHP part of tutorial since I was working on a PHP and C# solution using Mono framework for C# part can be found on my site. My desire was to create a web service in PHP environment and consume that service in C# environment.Getting started with REST using ZendFramework. Here’s the PHP REST server part.

Basic example is really, really simple. Aren’t they always. Seriously, it’s not my intention to go into outermost details. Read more

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Review of Zend Studio for Eclipse Professional Edition 6.1

31st DEC 2008 | Posted by Branko Ajzele in Tools & Frameworks, Zend
Review of Zend Studio for Eclipse Professional Edition 6.1

For the last 3 months, all of my Web development has been done in NetBeans 6.5. I got hooked on it ever since the beta version brought PHP support to it. NetBeans has several great advantages and even greater features to shadow out most of the commercial, freeware, or open source IDE solutions.

One of the best things about NetBeans is a excellent support for HTML code and added support for jQuery, Prototype, and general JavaScript. However, one thing I simply hate about NetBeans is its speed. Since most of my development is in Magento and WordPress platforms (and Magento itself comes with more than 7000 files), this can really slow down NetBeans. So I decided to look for another solutions, if any :) Today I decided to download and try out the latest Zend Studio release, Zend Studio for Eclipse Professional Edition.
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CRU(EL)D: Reinventing the Wheel

17th DEC 2008 | Posted by Branko Ajzele in Tools & Frameworks
CRU(EL)D: Reinventing the Wheel

Every developer knows what CRUD stands for. Its an acronym for (C)reate, (R)ead, (U)pdate, and (D)elete. Dealing with CRUD is one of the most time-consuming tasks in a Web developer’s day. Combine that with website styling process and you get at least 50-60% of the development time spent on each site, on average (at least that is my experience). Read more

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