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Padraic Brady’s Blog: Zend Framework Blog Tutorial - Part 8: Create/Add Blog Entries (HTMLPurifier)

Padraic Brady has posted part eight of his series guiding you through his construction of Zend Framework-based blogging software:

In Part 8 of the ongoing saga describing how to build a real world blog application using the Zend Framework we finally reach the point at which we concentrate on blog entries. At the end of this […]

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Padraic Brady’s Blog: HTMLPurifer 3.1.0 Release Candidate Available

Padraic Brady has noted that the latest release candidate of the HTMLPurifier software has been posted for download:

HTMLPurifer is possibly the most understated underpublicised quality library in PHP today. I consider it a fundamental standard library that is automatically included in every PHP web application I start these days.

This latest release candidate (their first!) includes […]

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Padraic Brady’s Blog: Zend Framework 1.5 And What The Future Holds

On his blog, Padraic Brady has posted his thoughts on the Zend Framework and what the latest release of it, ZF v1.5, means for its future in the web development world.

With 1.5, everything that makes the framework attractive has quite simply been boosted. We now have a fully comprehensive complex view aggregation/templating system to play […]

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Padraic Brady’s Blog: An Example Zend Framework Blog Application - Part 1: Introductory Planning

Padraic Brady has kicked off a new series of blog posts with part one posted today - a look at the creation of a sample Zend Framework blogging application.

Starting any new application is like walking into a shop and being dazzled by the displays. You want everything but finally realise you only have so much […]

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Padraic Brady’s Blog: The Zend Framework and Microformats: Zend_Microformat Proposed

Padraic Brady has officially proposed a new component for the Zend Framework - one to handle the various microformat methods that have been gaining in popularity.

I’ve proposed Zend_Microformat on the ZF Proposal Wiki at Zend_Microformat - Padraic Brady. I’ve also started a proposal page for Zend_Microformat_Xfn.

He briefly explains what they are (”a collection of data […]

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Padraic Brady’s Blog: Zend Framework Blog Tutorial - Part 7: Authorisation with Zend_Acl & Styling

Padraic Brady is up to part seven of his blog creation (with the Zend Framework) series, tracking his development paths and though processes along the way. This new part of the seres looks at using Zend_Acl for user management and changing up some of the style of the site.

We previously covered how to authenticate an […]

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Padraic Brady’s Blog: PHPSpec 0.2.0 Released

Padraic Brady has officially released the latest version of his behavior-driven development framework PHPSpec 0.2.0:

With the beta release behind us, I’m happy to announce the immediate availability of PHPSpec 0.2.0 from the project’s pear channel at pear.phpspec.org or you can download directly from http://pear.phpspec.org/get.

Also included in his post are details about the release (like the […]

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Padraic Brady’s Blog: Subversion for the Example Zend Framework Blog Tutorial Series

Continuing in his series looking at the construction of a blogging application with the Zend Framework, Padraic Brady has posted a quick new item pointing out the subversion repository for the project if you’d like to follow along:

You should all see a few commits commencing at the weekend. Probably all in one go since I […]

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Padraic Brady’s Blog: ext/snarl: PHP interface to the Windows Snarl Notification Tool API

In a post a little while back, Padraic Brady wrote about an extension he whipped up to act as an interface between PHP and the Snarl notification tool (inspired by Growl from OS X).

My intention for the API is to facilitate Window’s use of a soon to be announced tool for autotesting in PHP using […]

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Padraic Brady’s Blog: The PHPSpec Zend Framework App Testing Manifesto: Preamble

Padraic Brady has posted a manifesto of sorts about the work that he’s been doing on his PHPSpec library and trying to work it into the approval process for the Zend Framework.

I’ll be attempting to pound the Zend Framework into submission so I can apply Behaviour-Driven Development (BDD) using PHPSpec when I write a Controller. […]

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