Work has been overwhelming lately and frustrating but there was an interesting question asked by one of the developers at work. Can the Zend Framework run without the .htaccess file? The answer, Yes. Why do we need the .htaccess file First off why is the .htaccess file required in the first place by Zend Framework?
With the release of the new Zend Framework 1.7.3 a few nuggets were released. One of those nuggets was the extension support for JQuery UI Widgets. Featuring Dialog, Tabs, and Date Selection widgets among other bug fixes. (A full list of updated Zend 1.7.3 release notes can be seen here) With the release I started
The line, “Meet the new boss, same as the old boss” comes to mind. Scala is a relative new language and is a functional language. Lift is a web framework which runs scala. For the last few days ive dabbled with both and aside from somewhat fun ive had working with it I have to
This will be a quick entry. Are you having issues using the Zend_Paginator view functions? Yea me too. This affects all releases and isnt really a bug but more of a annoyance if you dont know whats going on. What is the issue? Well if you installed a fresh copy of PHP or if you
So about a month after initially starting on the code, I finally released two versions of the Zend_Service_Netflix wrapper for the Zend Framework, submitted a proposal to the Zend Framework Team, and changed the status on my proposal from “New” to “Ready for Review”. Pheww was that hard work put to good use. It feels
So I spent last weekend playing around with the Netflix wrapper and had success in creating a wrapper to allow users of the Zend Framework to use the Netflix REST api by simply, signing up for an application key and shared secret. You can go ahead and download it and check it out. I know
I popped on the headphones, slipped a Thievery Corporation track and started to read the new Netflix REST API. A few hours later and a mad rush to code, I created a pre-pre-pre-pre-alpha release package for the Zend Framework. It’s a rough implementation that has much to be done to it and has not been
The day was cloudy, it rained last night (i love rain), so it placed me into one of those, “damn about time”, moods. Then I popped open Chrome and came to one of my usual stomping grounds on the net. I clicked on the thread. Read how a few people were having an issue I
I few weeks ago before the Lakers and my slacking off went into high gear I started to look at the SemanticHackers API. It had some neat items that someone could use for, let’s just say a feed recommendation application, a simplified google type of application based on semantics, and a butt load of other
I started to work on a small project on my off time, its a semantic web project based on the use case below. I started looking into any applications that are currently available to the public and found 2 projects that currently attempt to do what I want to do but come short of it.
