Zend Framework Expertise

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 decided to embed the presentation on my blog, so that it sticks. So here it comes:

I have to remember to try this Depency Injection phenomenon I hear so much about lately.

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 you set up a Zend Framework MVC application as a new Zend Studio project, you will have menus available that let you add things like controllers and actions.

This is really nice of course, but the nature of the tool, that is command-line by birth, makes that I would like to be able to use it from the command-line too. (meer…)