Archive for January, 2008

Zend Framework: Using View Helpers to Build Rich, Scalable, Controls

Tuesday, January 29th, 2008

Using View Helpers to Build Rich, Scalable, Controls
by: Jon Lebensold
Whether you’re developing an ASP.NET application, working with rails or dealing with a templating engine like Smarty, the idea of partial templates is not foreign. Partial templates allow developers and designers to work with panels or sub-groupings of content that need to be dynamic.
With a [...]

Ajax Video Tutorials - Free!

Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008

Hi,
I just wanted to announce that I am now giving away a series of video lectures on Ajax - about 3 hrs worth.
The Videos:
Ajax Videos
These videos are not designed to be a tutorial, but rather, they are a lecture. None the less, the videos can help give you at least a basic understanding of what [...]

Zend Framework Components Part 2: Zend_View

Monday, January 14th, 2008

By: Jon Lebensold

As part of a series of articles about the Zend Framework and MVC, I’d like to take some time and cover Zend_View (the ‘V’ in that MVC triad).
Within the Zend Framework architecture and documentation, Zend_View is often coupled with the Zend_Controller as a means of providing a templating engine that encourages smart defaults [...]

Wordpress Videos

Tuesday, January 8th, 2008

I just got back from a trip to Thailand, so I should be back creating new videos and articles on PHP. In the meantime, I have a few Wordpress videos that might interest some of you.
About the videos:
I cover just the basics in the videos I have up now, but I am working on new [...]