Integrating symfony and Zend Framework (PHPBarcelona 2009)

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This document summarizes a presentation about integrating the Symfony and Zend frameworks. It discusses using Symfony components within Zend Framework projects and vice versa. It provides examples of integrating features like the event dispatcher, dependency injection, templating and more between the two frameworks. The presenter advocates for no limitations and picking the best tools for the job from various PHP frameworks and components.

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Integrating symfony and Zend Framewor PHPBarcelona, 30-10-2009

Welcome About frameworks Zend Framework in symfony projects symfony in Zend Framework projects

About me Stefan Koopmanschap symfony Community Manager Zend Framework Contributor

Who uses... a PHP framework? an open source PHP framework? symfony? Zend Framework? More than one framework in the same project?

A quick Twitter call away Blog application New way of commenting: via Twitter No sfTwitter class But wait, there is Zend_Service_Twitter

Search index my posts provide search option

Recycle Abstract into plugins Plugins are PEAR packages symfony CLI can install plugins easily Many ZF-based plugins already available

Recycle Zend_Mail Zend_OpenId Zend_Cache Zend_Search_Lucene

Wait, huh? symfony (full stack framework) symfony components

Introducing Symfony Components completely decoupled components initial work for symfony 1.1 now available as seperate libraries

YAML Yaml library Yaml to PHP arrays PHP arrays to Yaml Advanced errors

Event Dispatcher Observer design pattern Create events Register actions Actions get triggered

Event Dispatcher bootstrap code based on http://www.survivethedeepend.com /

Dependency Injection Dependency Injection container Based on Spring framework Can contain and instantiate objects

Dependency Injection “ Old” way of doing things Hardcoded instantiations

Dependency Injection Remove hardcoded dependencies Pass dependencies via parameters (or constructor)

Templating Common templating options Object Oriented approach to views Helpers, Template autoloading, rendering

Output Escaper Automatic XSS protection Strings, arrays, objects Coming soon...

More ... There is much more in the symfony stack

Integration No need to limit yourself Pick the right base Use external resources

Component Frameworks Zend Framework Symfony Components ezComponents PEAR Prado Solar many more ...

http://www.leftontheweb.com/ http://twitter.com/skoop http://slideshare.net/skoop

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1. Integrating symfony and Zend Framewor PHPBarcelona, 30-10-2009

2. Welcome About frameworks Zend Framework in symfony projects symfony in Zend Framework projects

3. About me Stefan Koopmanschap symfony Community Manager Zend Framework Contributor

4. Who uses... a PHP framework? an open source PHP framework? symfony? Zend Framework? More than one framework in the same project?

5. Frameworks Why? Which?

6. symfony

7. Zend Framework

8. integrate

9. Zend Framework in symfony projects

10. Getting set up

11. Getting set up

12. A quick Twitter call away Blog application New way of commenting: via Twitter No sfTwitter class But wait, there is Zend_Service_Twitter

13. Send comment

14. Send comment

15. Send comment

16. Comment

17. Show comments

18. Show comments

19. Show comments

20. Search

21. Search index my posts provide search option

22. Zend Search Lucene

23. Index

24. Index

25. Index

26. Index

27. Index

28. Search

29. Search

30. Search

31. Search

32. Recycle Abstract into plugins Plugins are PEAR packages symfony CLI can install plugins easily Many ZF-based plugins already available

33. Recycle Zend_Mail Zend_OpenId Zend_Cache Zend_Search_Lucene

34. symfony in Zend Framework projects

35. Wait, huh? symfony (full stack framework) symfony components

36. Introducing Symfony Components completely decoupled components initial work for symfony 1.1 now available as seperate libraries

37. Getting set up

38. YAML Yaml library Yaml to PHP arrays PHP arrays to Yaml Advanced errors

39. YAML

40. YAML

41. Event Dispatcher Observer design pattern Create events Register actions Actions get triggered

42. Event Dispatcher bootstrap code based on http://www.survivethedeepend.com /

43. Event Dispatcher

44. Dependency Injection Dependency Injection container Based on Spring framework Can contain and instantiate objects

45. Dependency Injection “ Old” way of doing things Hardcoded instantiations

46. Dependency Injection Remove hardcoded dependencies Pass dependencies via parameters (or constructor)

47. Dependency Injection

48. Templating Common templating options Object Oriented approach to views Helpers, Template autoloading, rendering

49. Output Escaper Automatic XSS protection Strings, arrays, objects Coming soon...

50. Request Handler coming soon

51. More ... There is much more in the symfony stack

52. About integration

53. Integration No need to limit yourself Pick the right base Use external resources

54. Component Frameworks Zend Framework Symfony Components ezComponents PEAR Prado Solar many more ...

55. Questions?

56. http://www.leftontheweb.com/ http://twitter.com/skoop http://slideshare.net/skoop

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