Building a Web Service Client using the Zend Framework « PHP::Impact ( [str Blog] )
In this post I’ll demonstrate how to use the Zend Framework to quickly and easily develop a Web application that consumes a Web API as a Web service. The Zend Framework puts heavy emphasis on Web services. This is a good thing, considering the amount of Web services out there that can help lower costs and increase the value of your site. The various steps that are involved in creating a Web servic
Leading a Software Development Team « PHP::Impact ( [str Blog] )
36 steps to success as technical lead Define early on what success means for you, the team and the business. Believe in the project: idea, architecture, time, team. Understand the domain, the business requirements and the technical challenges. Know your team: strengths, weaknesses, ambitions and personalities. Have a plan as a result of a planning activity. Be part in the design of everything. Get
Loading models within modules in the Zend Framework « PHP::Impact ( [str Blog] )
Modularity is an important design principle, one of its goal is to design systems that are easier to extend, understand and manage. In 2006, Zend Framework introduced a “conventional modular directory structure” that allows users to group applications into self-contained units. The problem with this is that the framework doesn’t offer any method for loading models within a module, reason why I cam
Zend_Form Performance Issues « PHP::Impact ( [str Blog] )
If you are using Zend_Form and your site increases in complexity and attracts more traffic, you are most likely to run into performance problems. Of course, bigger and more complex projects result in more load on your servers. A typical scenario might be you’ve added a few new features to a Web application and now are seeing more server load and memory usage; thus, pages seem to load slower. To so
10 great articles for optimizing MySQL queries « PHP::Impact ( [str Blog] )
Optimization is a complex task because ultimately it requires understanding of the entire system to be optimized. Although it may be possible to perform some local optimizations with little knowledge of your system or application, the more optimal you want your system to become, the more you must know about it. The following 10 articles explain and give some examples of different ways to optimize
30 Useful PHP Classes and Components « PHP::Impact ( [str Blog] )
Simplicity and extensibility are the main reasons why PHP became the favourite dynamic language of the Web. In the last decade, PHP has developed from a niche language for adding dynamic functionality to small websites to a powerful tool making strong inroads into large-scale Web systems. Below I present 30 useful PHP classes and components that you can use to test, develop, debug and deploy your
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The Importance of Branching Models « PHP::Impact ( [str Blog] )
http://phpimpact.wordpress.com/2008/08/11/scalable-and-flexible-directory-structure-for-web-applications/
Where is the include coming from? « PHP::Impact ( [str Blog] )
http://phpimpact.wordpress.com/2008/04/03/zend-framework-tutorials/