| Title | Date | Tags |
| Over-engineering syndrome and becoming results-oriented | March 1, 2010 | |
| Resources for Zend Framework | January 9, 2010 | Links, Resources |
| Hacking Geshi syntax highlighter to recognize Zend Framework classes | January 5, 2010 | geshi, manual, syntax-highlighter, wordpress, wp-plugin |
Recent Posts
- Service layers explained simply
- Over-engineering syndrome and becoming results-oriented
- Part II: Managing CSS and JavaScript files within a Zend Framework App
Zend Framework Links
Twitter #zf
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Clarion Door: @diffkid no, you'll have to monkey patch the class or store it on the way in #zf -
Clarion Door: @AdrianSchneider do share! #zf csrf protection ^^
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Joó Ádám: RT @Tyr43l: set_error_handler in a library is evil. especially here http://bit.ly/bZQ27m this silently discards any warning below E_USER_ERROR #zf #fail -
Joe Devon: RT @Oleg Baranovsky Just a reminder #LAPHP talk is @Coloft on Sep 7; @kpschrade from #ZF is coming to LA: http://bit.ly/laphp-9-2010 -
Adrian Schneider: Added a plugin to automatically add CSRF protection to all delete links. Forms covered by Zend_Form already. Cool. #zf -
Cory Wiles: couldn't help but refactor small webservice app today. Took most of the day but much happier with separation of data layers and models. #zf -
Adrian Schneider: Taking a closer look at Zend_Log #ZF today. Really impressed with the benefits of combining filters and different writers (critical->email)
Archives
@ajbaird
- love when I go to post a #stackoverflow question and i figure out my answer just from typing out my question. stackoverflow = rubber duck 2010-08-04
- @saraashleydaly #imakeupmyownhashtags 2010-07-24
- @kristahiner http://bit.ly/8nkFl 2010-07-10
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