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Develop PHP mobile applications with Zend Framework Zend Framework offers the Zend_Http_UserAgent component, that can be used to recognize mobile devices. Using this class you can easily build web applications for multiple mobile platforms. See how to use the Zend_Http_UserAgent in a simple web application built with Zend Framework 1.12. Presenter – Enrico Zimuel (35 min) - May 15th, 2012   Presentation slides Please note, that for the first 1.5 minutes during the introduction, there's only sound, no image. |
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Unit Testing Zend Framework Apps Zend Framework provides excellent techniques for testing applications, to streamline quality assurance processes and reduce maintenance costs. In this webinar, PHPBenelux co-founder Michelangelo van Dam takes this a step further by testing services, work flows and performance. Looking to raise the bar on quality? Let this session be the push you need to improve your Zend Framework projects. Presenter – Michelangelo van Dam (56 min) February 9, 2012 Presentation slides |
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How to Manage Cloud Infrastructures using Zend Framework To consume APIs for cloud infrastructure management and deployment in a consistent, simple and vendor agnostic manner, the ZF team has created a new component: ZendCloudInfrastructure. See a demonstation of this new component's capabilities consuming various cloud vendor services such as Amazon's EC2, Rackspace and GoGrid. Presenter – Enrico Zimuel (44 min) November 24, 2011 Presentation slides |
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Zend Framework Filters: The Secure Man's Best Friend The Zend Framework Filter is one of the most powerful tools in your security arsenal when creating secure, quality code in your Zend Framework Projects. ZF comes with a standard set of filters which can handle most of your day to day needs. More advanced projects may require more complex filtering scenarios, however. In that case, creating your own Zend Framework Filter may be the answer. This screencast will cover the concepts behind a filter, describe and demonstrate some of the built in filters in Zend Framework 1.11, and then step you through creating your own filter using the HTML Purifier library. Presenter – Aaron Saray, Kevin Schroeder (41 min) July 20 2011 Presentation slides |
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Creating Fast, Dynamic ACLs in Zend Framework Zend Framework's Access Control Layer system is simple and straight-forward; however, as the number of rules increase in size and complexity, maintenance and performance suffer. The solution: a dynamic, reflection-based ACL system, with built-in caching. Sound complicated? Don't worry, it's easy to setup and a lot easier to manage! Join this webinar to learn how! Presenter – Wim Godden, Cu.be Solutions (60 min) June 15, 2011 Presentation slides |
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Introduction to OOP for IBM i Programmers This presentation builds upon basic skills and begins to explore the very powerful Object Oriented model of the PHP. Fundamental Object Oriented concepts will be discussed along with practical examples. The session wraps with an real life implementation of an open source class taken from a public forum and loaded on IBM i. This is a great session to allay any fears about how to implement the optional OO model of PHP in an IBM i shop! This session is a great primer for anyone looking to explore Zend Framework and has little to no Object Oriented experience. Presenter – Mike Pavlak (65 min) June 3, 2011 Presentation slides |
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Building an Enterprise Level Single Sign On Platform in PHP With PHP marching into enterprise environments, there’s a growing need to interconnect applications. A common scenario is to want Single Sign On for a large set of applications, to lower operational costs and enhance user comfort. In this talk Ivo Jansch builds an SSO environment using tools such as SimpleSamlPHP and Zend Framework. He also looks at popular technologies such as OpenID and OAuth. Presenter – Kevin Schroeder and Ivo Jansch, CEO Egeniq (56 min) March 31, 2011 Presentation slides (20 MB) |
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Your First Zend Framework Project on IBM i Zend Framework (ZF) provides a free, powerful structure for PHP Applications on IBM i. Developers love ZF's flexibility, but that flexibilty sometimes leaves first-time ZF users not knowing where to begin. Fortunately, it's not difficult after you've seen how it's done. This presentation will go step by step through creating a basic PHP application with ZF. This webinar will include: * How to download ZF or find it on IBM i * How to automatically generate ZF's directory structure * How to configure the application to access db2 and display database results. Presenter – Mike Pavlak and Alan Seiden (60 min) March 9, 2011 Presentation slides |
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Using PHP 5.3 Namespaces for Fame and Fortune PHP 5.3 introduced the concept of namespaces into the PHP language. Despite the (continuous) bikeshedding over the namespace separator, the feature is getting rapid adoption. In this webinar, Matthew Weier O'Phinney will look at the basics of using namespaces, some strategies for organizing your code to use namespaces effectively, and some tips and tricks for using namespaced and non-namespaced code together. Presenter – Matthew Weier O'Phinney March 2 2011 Presentation slides |
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Unit Testing since Zend Framework 1.8 Zend Framework 1.8 has improved and simplified how you can test your applications, providing you with excellent techniques to streamline your quality assurance processes and reduce your maintenance costs. Join Michelangelo van Dam, professional PHP web application developer and consultant as well as co-founder of the PHP user group PHPBenelux, for an in-depth presentation about the new unit testing features and see examples of how to test your application on several levels like database tables, web services, library components and controllers. Presenter – Michelangelo van Dam & Kevin Schroeder (62min) Jan 19 2011 |
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Zend Framework v1 + Doctrine v2 Zend Framework (version 1) is an enterprise grade, full stack MVC framework and component library. Doctrine (version 2) is an enterprise grade, ORM (object-relational mapping) framework for PHP 5.3. In this webinar, the ZF and Doctrine teams join forces to demonstrate how best to integrate these two frameworks and produce a ZF powered MVC application where in which the "M" is powered by Doctrine2. Familiarity of PHP 5.3 features is suggested. Presenter – Ralph Schindler, Jonathan Wage and Guilherme Blanco (87min) Dec 15 2010 Presentation slides |
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Search in the Magento shop - better with Zend_Search_Lucene Search in a Magento shop is not a problem, as long as you stick with the product pages. But Magento is not only used for product or category pages, but for static content pages as well. For the MySQL-Like based Magento search that's a dead end. You know this problem and would like to solve it? Join Zend and NetResearch in this joint webinar and learn about the open source search module Zend_Search_Lucene, which provides an advanced search also within the static content. Presenters - Kevin Schroeder and Stephan Hoyer, Magento Agency Netresearch |
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Customer Voices: concrete5 On Building An Enterprise-Class Application Using Zend Framework concrete5 is an open-source content management system (CMS) built in PHP on top of Zend Framework. Attend this webinar to see how using Zend Framework enabled concrete5 to solve real-world problems for a large and diverse customer base. Andrew Embler, CTO of concrete5, will talk about how they leveraged Zend Framework’s structure and tools to build an enterprise-class CMS. Presenters - Andrew Embler, Joshua Solomin (37 min) Sep 27 2010 Presentation slides
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Building a Flex-based CRUD application using Zend Framework Come see how to seamlessly integrate Flex and PHP using Zend Framework. You'll see how to set up a basic application that lets you call PHP methods right from your Flex application and ways to test and optimize the connection between the two languages. You'll also see the powerful features that Flex can add to a PHP backend. Presenters - Kevin Schroeder ( 58 min) Sep 16 2010 Presentation slides |
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Testing Your Zend Framework Testing Zend Framework MVC applications is often seen as a "black art" -- but it doesn't need to be. In this webinar, we'll look at what to test, how to test, some common testing patterns, and what things you might have difficulty with. We will cover some PHPUnit basics at the start of the session to bring developers new to testing up-to-speed. Presenter - Matthew O'Phinney (50 min) Presentation slides
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PHP Web Services: Why You Should Care Web services have become a common method for integrating applications, however building Web services that are reliable, secure and high performance, requires good understanding of SOA best practices. Join this webinar by WSO2 and Zend to:
Presenter – Samisa Abeysinghe |
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Secure Application Development with the Zend Framework More and more developers have started to use the Zend Framework for new PHP application development projects. This changes the way applications are developed, because more framework components are used and less core PHP functions. Therefore new guidelines for secure programming are needed. Presenter – Stefan Esser  Presentation slides  Este webinar está disponible también en español - Aqui están las diapositivas. |
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var_dump: Debugging in Zend Framework In this webinar we'll cover a couple of tools that we've found useful when debugging ZF applications: ZF's Firebug integration, the Scienta ZF Toolbar, and Zend_Debug. In addition, we'll cover a few best practices when using Zend Studio to debug a full ZF MVC application. Presenter – Matthew O'Phinney and Ralph Schindler |
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Zend Framework 1.10 sports a ton of new features, as well as completely revamped online documentation In this webinar, Matthew Weier O'Phinney, Framework Project Lead, and Ralph Schindler, Zend Framework Software Engineer, will present a synopsis of the new features, discuss the new online documentation system and how it's built, and answer your questions about the new release.t hum. Presenter – Ralph Schindler and Matthew Weier O'Phinney |
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Zend Framework I18n Translation Zend Framework is delivered with a fully featured I18n core. In this first webinar about the I18n core, you will learn the basics of I18n. This webinar will look into the details of translation, describe the differences between available adapters and see how to set up translation. You will learn the usage of translation within the view or a controller and work with plurals. Presenter - Thomas Weidner Presentation slides |
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Leveraging Zend_Form Decorators Zend_Form provides powerful management of filter and validation chains, as well as the ability to render the form and its elements. The approach to rendering is via a flexible decoration system that often takes some time to understand. In this webinar, we'll look at how you can start writing decorators as well as leveraging existing decorators to render complex form markup. Presenter – Matthew O’Phinney |
Namespaces in the Wild with PHP 5.3
If you’re using PHP components provided by others, or if you’re creating components others may use, you don’t want to miss our technical webinar on Namespaces in PHP 5.3. Join Stas Malyshev, a core PHP contributor, and Michael Spector from Zend’s R&D team to learn what namespaces are and how to make the most out of them.
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Leveraging Zend_Navigator
The Zend_Navigation component was introduced in Zend Framework 1.8.0. Developed entirely by community members, it provides a powerful API for managing trees of web page links, as well as a variety of view helpers to assist you in creating menus, breadcrumbs, links, and sitemaps. Via integration with the Zend Framework's rewrite router and ACL system, you get fine-grained control over link generation, including selection of what links to return based on the role of the current user. Join us in this webinar and explore Zend_Navigation's features!
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Taming Amazon Web Services with Zend Framework
One of the most exciting features in ZF 1.8 is support for Amazon’s EC2 and S3 services. EC2 can make deploying a heavy-load application or site much easier, while S3 provides practically limitless online storage. Wil Sinclair, Cloud Strategist at Zend Technologies, will demonstrate how the new EC2 and S3 services in Zend Framework can be used to put PHP on the cloud with an application for managing files and server instances on AWS.
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Zend_Tool/command line tooling
With the release of Zend Framework 1.8 comes Zend_Tool: the long awaited RAD tool for ZF. With Zend_Tool, developers can kick start the development of their project by generating the initial project structure, controllers, modules, actions, views and more with the built-in CLI client. In addition to the out-of-the box feature-set, the component can be extended to facilitate a developers own custom tooling and RAD needs. In this webinar, we'll take a quick tour of the powerful feature-set that Zend_Tool has to offer.
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Get "Rich" Quick : Building Ajax-based RIAs with the Zend Framework and Appcelerator
One of the more daunting challenges of building rich internet applications is the overwhelming amount of JavaScript necessary to create truly compelling user experiences. By leveraging the message-oriented architecture of Appcelerator with Zend Framework, you can build rich internet applications with 90% less code. An overview of the open-source Appcelerator Platform will be presented and a sample application will be constructed live using Appcelerator and Zend Framework.
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Rich UIs and easy AJAX with Dojo and Zend Framework
This past spring, the Zend Framework team announced a partnership with Dojo toolkit to provide out-of-the-box support for Rich Internet Applications. The 1.6.0 release of Zend Framework provides the first steps in this partnership: Zend Framework now ships the Dojo Toolkit distribution, and provides several components for utilizing Dojo's widget layer, Dijit; a JSON-RPC server implementation; support for creating dojo.data envelopes for XmlHttpRequest payloads; and a view helper for setting up the Dojo environment for your application.
In this webinar, we will explore some of this functionality to demonstrate how you can use Zend Framework and Dojo to create beautiful user interfaces with native remoting capabilities.
Presented by Matthew Weier O’phinney, Software Architect
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PHP for Dynamic Web Application Development
As a key component of the Open Source LAMP stack, PHP is the fastest growing web development languages for developing interactive and dynamic web applications that meet the demands of the enterprise. Extending the art & spirit of PHP, Zend Framework is emerging as the preferred PHP programmer’s toolkit for designing Web applications with best practices. It is based on extreme simplicity, the latest Web 2.0 features, object-oriented best practices, corporate friendly licensing, and a rigorously tested agile codebase. Zend Framework is focused on building more secure, reliable, and modern Web 2.0 applications & web services, and consuming widely available APIs from leading vendors like Google, Amazon, Yahoo!, Flickr, as well as API providers and cataloguers like StrikeIron and ProgrammableWeb. This session will provide a brief overview of PHP, discuss the key drivers influencing the growth and success of PHP in supporting business critical web applications, and what Zend Technologies is doing to drive best practices and quality web applications within the PHP community and in support of commercial users. Web development design topics will include MVC, Search, Data Access, Web Services, Filter, Authentication, Cache, and more.
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Building an AJAX Interface with Zend Framework
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Earlier this year Zend announced an unprecedented partnership with the Dojo Foundation to deliver deeper integration between the Zend Framework and Dojo Toolkit projects. Although the ZF and Dojo communities will implement many integration points to make AJAX functionality available out of the box, each project plans to maintain compatibility with other server-side frameworks and client-side toolkits. In this webinar, we will explore several AJAX integration points made available by ZF that may be implemented for any toolkit with examples implemented using Dojo. Presenters: Wil Sinclair, Zend Framework Development Manager Matthew Weier O’Phinney, Zend Framework Software Architect Click here to download the presentation slides Click here to watch the recorded Webinar |
Zend Framework project partners with the Dojo Ajax toolkit
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Zend is excited to announce a partnership between Dojo and Zend Framework. The goal is to deliver a one-stop solution for building rich internet applications with PHP & Ajax. Zend’s co-founder and chief technical officer Andi Gutmans discusses this announcement in-depth on his blog and Zend architect Matthew Weier O’Phinney also provides code samples and more details in a separate post. In this webinar the Zend Framework team delivered a short overview of the proposed integration. Following this short presentation the team answered questions from the audience. Click here to download the presentation slides Click here to watch the recorded Webinar |
Zend Framework - The Big Q&A
It has been almost a year since the 1.0 release of Zend Framework. In that time we've seen some of the most trafficked sites in the world deployed on ZF, many popular enterprise-oriented projects built with ZF, and some of the greatest times ever had (while coding) using ZF. Since our community has been so great in giving back to the project, we decided it's the Zend Framework team's turn to find a new way to give back.
On April 30, 2008, Zend's very own Zend Framework team made themselves available for a 2-hour Q&A session. Click below to hear the outcome!
On April 30, 2008, Zend's very own Zend Framework team made themselves available for a 2-hour Q&A session. Click below to hear the outcome!
Zend_Layout and Zend _View Enhancements
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Just as we strive for optimal reuse, organization, and clarity in our code on the backend of a web application, it’s just as important to maintain those same tenets with respect to the view layer or "design & presentation" side of a project. The problem of maintaining a consistent look and feel while encouraging best practices is what Zend_Layout, as well as the Zend Framework 1.5 Zend_View enhancements, attempt to solve.
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Zend_Form
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Zend_Form is a new component for simplifying the creation of forms for web applications. It contains functionality for validating and filtering elements, rendering elements, element groups, and entire forms, and a flexible design for affecting any and all of these responsibilities. In this webinar, we'll look at how to create forms and some of the flex points for extension and customization. Presented by Matthew Weier O’Phinney, PHP Developer, Zend Framework Team Recorded Webinar - coming soon |
Zend Framework - Authentication
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Zend_Auth helps web developers to implement authentication for their applications by providing a simple API and various adapters for popular authentication backends, such as LDAP, InfoCard, and OpenID. In this webinar, we implemented the authentication process using Zend_Auth and demonstrate its flexibility and extensibility for custom functionality. Presented by: Darby Felton, PHP Developer, Zend Technologies Click here to view the recorded Webinar Click here to download the Webinar's slides (PPS) Click here to download the sample code (Zip) Click here to download the Q&A (TXT) |
Building Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) with PHP and Zend Framework
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The Webinar provides an overview of the relevant features in PHP 5 and Zend Framework which make them suitable for building RIAs. We demoed a sample application and then dived into the details, including best practices for its implementation.
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Improve your PHP Application's Search Capabilities with Lucene
There are many solutions for indexing a website - Lucene is recognized as one of the best. Zend_Search_Lucene, a part of the Zend Framework, brings the power of the Lucene indexing library to the PHP world. In this session you will learn, through practical examples, how to use Zend_Search_Lucene to index your existing content pages to improve your PHP application's search capabilities.
Presented by Wil Sinclair, ATG Manager, Zend Technologies, at 11/07/2007
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Using PHP 5.3 Namespaces for Fame and Fortune PHP 5.3 introduced the concept of namespaces into the PHP language. Despite the (continuous) bikeshedding over the namespace separator, the feature is getting rapid adoption. In this webinar, Matthew Weier O'Phinney will look at the basics of using namespaces, some strategies for organizing your code to use namespaces effectively, and some tips and tricks for using namespaced and non-namespaced code together. Presenters – Matthew Weier O'Phinney March 8 2011 Presentation slides |
Zend Framework Database Access Component
One of the core features of the Zend Framework is its database access component. The DB component is designed with a "keep it simple" principle, giving access to advanced data access features, balanced with database implementation abstraction, extreme simplicity, and ease of use. Another goal of the DB component is to encourage good practices and reduce performance and security flaws. Bill gave an overview of the capabilities of the Zend DB component, and presented several examples of using it in PHP 5 for tasks including:
- Connecting to a variety of supported database brands
- Running simple and advanced SQL queries and retrieving results
- Measuring performance of SQL statements
- Building SQL queries programmatically
- Using the object-oriented interface to database tables, similar to ActiveRecord
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MVC applications with Zend Framework
Zend Framework has reached 1.0.0, and the API has stabilized. If you haven't started writing MVC applications with Zend Framework, now is a great time to learn. Matthew will discuss the origins and implications of MVC and provide an overview of how Zend Framework's MVC components work while walking you through the development of a sample application. Each of the various areas of extension and customization will be covered in order to show you how to best make use of the MVC to create your own applications. By the end, you will have the tools necessary to create both simple and modular applications using Zend Framework's MVC.
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Zend Framework and Access Control Webinar
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Zend's Darby Felton taught how to utilize Zend_Auth and Zend_Session for authentication and persistence support, set up and query access control lists with Zend_Acl to secure applications' protected resources and services, and integrate authentication and access control solutions with the Zend Framework MVC (Model-View-Controller) components. View webinarClick here to download a PDF of the slides for this webinar. Click here to download the presentation file. |
QEDWiki Project
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One of the most sophisticated applications built on Zend Framework to date is the QEDWiki project by IBM. QEDWiki is an “application wiki” which extends the wiki concept significantly. Drag and drop application elements onto wiki pages, connect them through web services, and create composite applications that solve real business needs. IBM and Zend have an ongoing partnership to foster PHP development and this is just one example of how they are working together. Much of the code that IBM has developed for QEDWiki is in the process of being given back to the community in the form of contributions to the Zend Framework. The widgets themselves are PHP classes that are executed via AJAX to render themselves. Most of the widgets used in the demos have both a design-time and a run-time rendering. Check out this impressive demonstration and learn more about the QEDWiki. |