linux, web development, and development teams
I was delighted to see the announcement that Zend Framework is partnering with Dojo. Life will be easier. I like Zend Framework. I like Dojo (although I’ve used jQuery on some recent projects). What could be better? Time from idea to working solution will be shorter. As a result, customers and users will say “Wow, […]
In web applications it is fairly common to want to edit multiple rows of the same kind of information, formatted into a table, kind of like you can in a spreadsheet. These forms are generally for editing existing information pulled from a database, which is usually already in an array format. Most of […]
Well, I’m continuing to look at Zend Framework. It has a lot of nice features, and a not insignificant learning curve to get what I would need out of it. Add to this that I don’t have time in my current work schedule to play with it, so I’m doing it in my […]
Over the years I’ve written a number of web applications basically from scratch. I almost always use PEAR and other libraries, but for the most part I’ve always used my own code as the basic framework. Last year I started building a number of modules for Drupal, including some that automate business processes (such as […]
Anyone who works much with php spends a lot of time working with arrays. Most data sources return their results as arrays. Most template systems build tables and other elements from arrays. One of the most common warnings in logs from a lot of software is the result of foreach or other […]