http://blog.invenzzia.org/en/ en Fri, 10 May 2013 13:58:34 +0100 Copyright &copy; Invenzzia http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Dotclear http://blog.invenzzia.org/en/post/Zend-Framework-port-is-available%21 urn:md5:afb294441c208e9c95de9777a6437187 Wed, 25 Mar 2009 15:12:00 +0100 Zyx Projects frameworkOPLOPT2releaseszend framework <p>I've recently uploaded the first revision of Open Power Libs port for Zend Framework to our SVN repositories and it is available there for public audience. The port is not completed yet, but the basic functionality is present and seems to work. I encourage everyone to test it and submit suggestions or noticed bugs. The package includes a test ZF application, and the source code is well-commented. I'll put some extra information on wiki soon, as well as set up the "real" user manual.</p> <h2>How to obtain?</h2> <p>If you have a SVN client, you can download it like any other Invenzzia project:</p> <pre> svn co http://svn.invenzzia.org/svn/opl4zf/trunk </pre> <p>Note that you must also download Zend Framework and OPL.</p> http://blog.invenzzia.org/en/post/Zend-Framework-port-is-available%21#comment-form http://blog.invenzzia.org/en/post/Zend-Framework-port-is-available%21#comment-form http://blog.invenzzia.org/en/feed/atom/comments/51 http://blog.invenzzia.org/en/post/Zend-Framework-port-for-OPL urn:md5:91bad7f3c7fc7429f01ee4ad2f00143c Tue, 10 Mar 2009 09:04:00 +0100 Zyx Projects developmentframeworkkohanaOPLOPT2zend framework <p>One of the goals in the OPL project is not only to provide a set of great libraries, but also teach the popular PHP software, how to use them. Currently, lots of applications are designed with the help of frameworks which often provide their own solutions. It is obvious that the users do not want to deal with all the integration stuff, especially if the library is in fact a replacement for a whole part of the framework. This situation perfectly suits to Open Power Template that is rather a presentation layer framework than just a simple template engine. Currently, the programmers may already use OPT in Kohana Framework thanks to the efforts of Damian Nowak who prepared a nice port. And now, we would like the announcement of the Zend Framework port that will be released soon.</p> <p>The ZF port for OPL will be released somewhere in the next week - it is developed as a standalone part of a real-world application and works as a replacement for the certain view elements in ZF and the extension of the rest in other cases. The details have already been published on our wiki: <a href="http://wiki.invenzzia.org/wiki/OPT_for_Zend_Framework" hreflang="en">OPT Port for Zend Framework</a> and if you are interested, feel free to read it.</p> http://blog.invenzzia.org/en/post/Zend-Framework-port-for-OPL#comment-form http://blog.invenzzia.org/en/post/Zend-Framework-port-for-OPL#comment-form http://blog.invenzzia.org/en/feed/atom/comments/48