Zend Developer Zone: Zend Framework Dispatch Workflow Diagram
In this new post to the Zend Developer Zone, they point out a workflow diagram Polley Wong has come up with showing how the Zend Framework's dispatch system works (request handling). I've been...
View ArticleMatthew Weier O'Phinney's Blog: Simple Interfaces and Micro MVCs
In a new post to his blog today Matthew Weier O'Phinney takes a look at micro MVC frameworks and how, with just a bit of lightweight code and pieces of the Zend Framework, creating one is dead simple....
View ArticleRob Allen's Blog: Module specific bootstrapping in ZF2
Rob Allen has a new post to his blog today looking at bootstrapping specific modules in a Zend Framework 2-based application without having to do the entire set. Following on from the discussion on...
View ArticleMatthew Weier O'Phinney: ZF2's New Controller::init()
In his latest post Matthew Weier O'Phinney introduces you to the new init() method in the Zend Framework 2 controllers and how it differs from the one in version 1. In Zend Framework 1, controller's...
View ArticlePHPMaster.com: An Introduction to the Front Controller Pattern, Part 2
PHPMaster.com has posted the second part of their series introducing you to one of the more popular design patterns in PHP frameworks right now - the Front Controller pattern. Part 1 introduced some...
View ArticleNikita Popov: Fast request routing using regular expressions
In his latest post Nikita Popov talks about routing and regular expresions. He also shares some work he's done to create a fast request router using them in "userland" code instead of a C extension....
View ArticleMatthias Noback: Decoupling your (event) system
Matthias Noback has continued his look at event handling in PHP applications (well, Symfony-related ones at least) in his latest post. In this latest post he focuses more on abstracting out the event...
View ArticleQafoo Blog: Utilize Dynamic Dispatch
On the Qafoo blog today Tobias Schlitt talks about dynamic dispatch, what he calls a "fundamental concept of OOP" to help provide clean, clear interfaces in the code. I want to use this blog post to...
View ArticleMatthias Noback: From commands to events
Matthias Noback is back with another post in a series looking at using a command bus to execute more complex code in somewhat of an isolation from the rest of the application. In this new post he...
View ArticleMathias Noback: Collecting events and the event dispatching command bus
Mathias Noback has posted the next part of his command bus in PHP series today with a few suggestions about event handling and when it's a good idea to dispatch them. It was quite a ride so far. We...
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