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Domain: spaceweb.nl
Title: Zend Framework Expertise: Welcome!
Description: Zend Framework Expertise: hands-on training and actual development
Keywords: Zend Framework Expertise

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  • Unit testing Zend Framework 1.x with PHPStorm 3.0   Last night I wanted to run a unit test for Zend Framework 1.11. I only recently switched from ZendStudio to PHPStorm and I didn’t yet run any PHPUnit unit tests from inside PHPStorm. I always liked running unit tests in ZendStudio, although this wasn’t always easy to setup, so I feared the new learning [...]
  • Zend Framework 2.0 patterns Today I came across a presentation by Matthew Weier O’Phinney on slideshare, that I just do not want to forget about. Because bookmarks tend to disappear when I switch browsers and because I create bookmarks but rarely look at them a second time (using 10+ different browser installations and having bookmarks spread all over) I [...]
  • Zend_Tool and Model generation Zend_Tool is a command line tool that helps you setup a Zend Framework MVC application. You can also use it after you have set up your application to add controllers, actions, views, configuration and models. Since I use Zend Studio for development, I am used to the integrated version of Zend_Tool. This means that if [...]
  • Enabling syntax highlighting I would like to know what happens if I enter some php code. Does the syntax get highlighted by default in WordPress? Is it going to be stripped out? Will it be forbidden? Let me just type “echo ‘Hello World!’” and see what happens: <?php echo ‘Hello World’; ?> I expect this to show up [...]
  • Do not require_once() a directory! If you see the following error messages on the command line in windows, you know you going to be wasting an uncertain amount of time figuring out the right permissions for the directory D:ZendFramework: Warning: require_once(D:ZendFrameworklibraryZendLoaderAutoloader): failed to open stream: Permission denied in D:werk7tirisloadDocuments.php on line 15 Fatal error: require_once(): Failed opening required ‘Zend/Loader/Autoloader’ (include_path=’.;D:ZendFrameworklibrary’) [...]

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