Posts Categorised: ZF2 Tutorial

This is the final part of our 'Hello World' series. In 'Hello WorldPart 2' we created the Controller, Module classes and set up the module configuration with the 'ServiceManager' and the autoloading. Now it's time to add the views so we can see some results for this. Remember we set up the 'ViewManager' in the module configuration, in our 'template_map' we made reference to four view scripts now we will create those view files.  Read More ...

In the first part of the 'Hello World' app we got to the point of creating our first Zend Framework 2 module. Now it's time to make this module and see some results for our work.  Read More ...

So in my last atricle we installed the Zend Framework on Ubuntu Server, now we will use this knowledge to make our first ZF2 app called 'Hello World'. Not inspiring I know but it will help us to hit the ground running (so to speak).  Read More ...

The first part of this tutorial is to install the Zend Framework library. For this tutorial I will be using PHP 5.5, but you could use PHP 5.4 but you should not be using anything less as version 5.3 has entered it's end of life now. I am also using an Ubuntu Server 14.04 on a virtual machine (VM), the install is a minimum install with only a SSH server installed so I can reach it via putty, or a terminal window. My method of teaching will be using a non automated way, I believe this will help you have a greater understanding of Zend Framework and installing software in a server environment.  Read More ...

I have been using Zend Framework now for a good few years now and am really impressed with the power it gives me as a developer.  Read More ...