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Archived entries for symfony

Exploring MVC-style architectures in Zend, symfony, and CakePHP

Ups, die IBM Developerworks Serie über PHP Frameworks ist ja schon bei Teil 3 angekommen.

A common criticism of early versions on PHP was that they did not support Model-View-Controller (MVC)-style architectures. Today, developers can chose from many PHP frameworks. This “PHP frameworks” series takes a look at three widely used PHP frameworks — Zend, symfony, and CakePHP — examining their similarities and differences while building and extending a sample application in each of the three frameworks. Part 1 laid out the scope for the series and got the prerequisites out of the way. In Part 2, you built the sample application in each of the three frameworks. Here in Part 3, you will extend the application and look at exceptions to the rule.

PHP Frameworks im Vergleich

developerworks startet eine Serie über PHP Frameworks, und zwar das Zend Framework, symfony und CakePHP.

This “PHP frameworks” series is designed for PHP developers who want to start using a framework, but haven’t gotten a chance to examine the available frameworks in detail. At the end of it, you will understand why the three frameworks were chosen, how to install each one, and you’ll have a good handle on the test application you’re going to extend in each of the three frameworks. It might sound like a lot, but don’t worry. It is a lot, but we’ve broken up the information into manageable chunks.

Viel Bewegung beim symfony project

Die symfony community page wurde komplett überarbeitet und bietet nun direkten Zugriff auf diverse Quellen und Infos über symfony.

Im symfony blog bin ich auf das sfWebBrowserPlugin gestossen, was ziehmlich interessant aussieht.

The sfWebBrowserPlugin proposes an HTTP client capable of making web requests.

Einige Beispiele:

$b = new sfWebBrowser();

$b->get('http://www.example.com/');

$res = $b->getResponseText();

$b->post('http://www.example.com/test.php', array('foo', 'bar'));

$b->get('http://www.example.com/login')

->setField('user', 'foobar')

->setField('password', 'barbaz')

->click('submit');

Kann so’n Tag nicht mal 36 Stunden haben? Wie soll man sich all die interessanten Dinge ansehen, wenn man auch noch Geld verdienen muss.

OpenBook: The Definitive Guide to symfony

Ich habe heute mal wieder beim symfony Projekt vorbeigeschaut und werde mir das framework doch noch mal genauer ansehen.

At last, the long-awaited 1.0 stable version of symfony is just released. For all those who waited for the “stable” status to dive into symfony, the time has come. (…) The 1.0 is not just another release. We call it an “enterprise” release, which means that we will keep on maintaining it for a long time (that is, for several years). When a new release of PHP comes with its wagon of BC break, we will update symfony 1.0 to make it compatible. When a bug is found and corrected in one of the components of symfony 1.0, we will update the stable release to make the symfony experience always better.

Unter anderem gibt es auf den Seiten den Definitive Guide to symfony the official documentation for symfony.

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