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Understanding the Zend Framework, Part 1: The basics
We programmers are a paradoxically lazy lot. By that, I mean that we will spend hours, even days, creating something that allows us to complete a task in 30 seconds instead of five minutes. So perhaps the creation of the Zend Framework isn't much of a surprise. You mean you haven't heard of the Zend Framework? Don't worry -- you will. This article gives you a high-level view of the Zend Framework, explaining its general concepts and preparing you for the rest of this "Understanding the Zend Framework" series, which goes into the details by chronicling the creation of a new online RSS/Atom feed reader. We won't do much coding in this article, but for the rest of the series, you should be familiar with PHP. 		Articles 27 Jun 2006  
 
Understanding the Zend Framework, Part 9: Adding interactivity with Ajax and JSON
Throughout this "Understanding the Zend Framework" series, we use the PHP Zend Framework to create the Chomp online feed reader, and now it's time to do one last tweak to improve usability. This article shows how to use Ajax to add information to a page without reloading the entire page, and how to use the Zend Framework to easily streamline those requests by translating data to and from the JavaScript Object Notation (JSON). 		Articles 05 Sep 2006  
 
Understanding the Zend Framework, Part 8: Adding related information and services
In previous parts of this "Understanding the Zend Framework" series, we created the basic application, the Chomp online feed reader, using the open source PHP Zend Framework. This tutorial, the ninth and final part of the series, adds an extra dimension to our feed reader by linking the online resources of Amazon.com, Yahoo!, and Flickr with our current application to create a robust mashup. 		Tutorials 29 Aug 2006  
 
Understanding the Zend Framework, Part 7: Searching
Continuing this "Understanding the Zend Framework" series, where you last learned how to use the Zend Framework to send e-mail from within our feed reader application, now you'll use the Zend Framework to search the titles and content of articles saved via the feed reader application and view the resulting ranked results. 		Articles 22 Aug 2006  
 
Understanding the Zend Framework, Part 6: Sending e-mail
Earlier installments in this "Understanding the Zend Framework" series use the PHP Zend Framework to create the basic Chomp online feed reader. Now it's time to add e-mail to the mix. This article explains how to use the Zend_Mail component to send text and HTML e-mail alerts to users when new content has been added to subscribed feeds. 		Articles 15 Aug 2006  
 
Understanding the Zend Framework, Part 5: Creating PDF files
In previous parts of this "Understanding the Zend Framework" series, we created the basic application, the Chomp online feed reader, using the open source PHP Zend Framework. In this tutorial, we use the Zend Framework's PDF capabilities to generate a PDF document based on entries the user has saved. 		Tutorials 01 Aug 2006  
 
Understanding the Zend Framework, Part 3: The feeds
This "Understanding the Zend Framework" series chronicles the building of an online feed reader, Chomp, while explaining the major aspects of using the recently introduced open source PHP Zend Framework. In parts 1 and 2, we discuss the goals behind the Zend Framework and show you how to use it to create the beginnings of our online feed reader, creating a form and adding information to a database while getting to know the MVC pattern. In this tutorial, you will see how to use the Zend Framework to implement the online feed reader portion of the application. 		Tutorials 18 Jul 2006  
 
Understanding the Zend Framework, Part 4: When there is no feed, the Zend_HTTP_Client
This "Understanding the Zend Framework" series chronicles the building of an online feed reader, Chomp, while explaining the major aspects of using the recently introduced open source PHP Zend Framework. Part 3 explains how to use the Zend Framework to construct our online feed reader, Chomp, by creating an interface to subscribe to and read feeds, and to save feed entries into the database. Now you will learn how to use the Zend Framework to incorporate Web sites that do not support RSS feeds into the online feed-reader interface. 		Articles 25 Jul 2006  
 
Understanding the Zend Framework, Part 2: Model-View-Controller and adding a database
In Part 1 of this "Understanding the Zend Framework" series, we discuss the goals behind the Zend Framework, including easy-to-use components and an architecture based on the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern. Now we start to actually put that to use. In this tutorial, you will see how to use the Zend Framework to create the beginnings of our online feed reader, Chomp, creating a form and adding information to a database while getting to know the MVC pattern. 		Tutorials 11 Jul 2006  
 
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