- Zend Framework Tutorial
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- Zend Framework - Service Manager
- Zend Framework - Event Manager
- Zend Framework - Module System
- Application Structure
- Zend Framework - Creating Module
- Zend Framework - Controllers
- Zend Framework - Routing
- Zend Framework - View Layer
- Zend Framework - Layout
- Models & Database
- Different Databases
- Forms & Validation
- Zend Framework - File Uploading
- Zend Framework - Ajax
- Cookie Management
- Session Management
- Zend Framework - Authentication
- Email Management
- Zend Framework - Unit Testing
- Zend Framework - Error Handling
- Zend Framework - Working Example
- Zend Framework Useful Resources
- Zend Framework - Quick Guide
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Zend Framework - Concepts
Zend Framework is a collection of 60+ components. They are loosely connected with each other. They can be used as both stand-alone component as well as a group of components working as a single unit.
Zend Framework provides three most important components, which are −
- zend-servicemanager
- zend-eventmanager and
- zend-modulemanager.
They provide Zend components the ability to integrate with other components efficiently.
Event Manager − It gives the ability to create event based programming. This helps to create, inject and manage new events.
Service Manager − It gives the ability to consume any services (PHP classes) from anywhere with a little effort.
Module Manager − Ability to convert a collection of PHP classes with similar functionality into a single unit called as a module. The newly created modules can be used, maintained and configured as a single unit.
We will cover these concepts in detail in the subsequent chapters.
