There’s been a lot of talk online about find­ing the best approach for bring­ing Zend Frame­work and Doc­trine 1.x together. This video is my hum­ble approach of com­bin­ing some of the learn­ing brought about over the last few weeks on Zend­casts, as well as sug­ges­tions from Doc­trine developers.

The goal of this video is to show how you lever­age the exist­ing resource load­ing tools in Zend to have a model struc­ture that reflects Zend’s best prac­tices. This video builds on the last Doc­trine video, but if you’re famil­iar with both frame­works, you should be able to fol­low along. Enjoy!

via Deep Inte­gra­tion between Zend and Doc­trine 1.2 | free Zend Frame­work screen­casts – Zend­casts.

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