Bradley Holt writes a good arti­cle about Front Con­troller Pat­terns; I recently gave a Zend Frame­work Intro­duc­tion pre­sen­ta­tion at our local PHP Users Group. I built a demo blog­ging appli­ca­tion called Postr that I used as an exam­ple through­out the pre­sen­ta­tion. There was way too much mate­r­ial to cover in the time avail­able so I plan on writ­ing a series of blog posts, each cov­er­ing a spe­cific area of Zend Frame­work. Here is the first (and hope­fully not the last!) post in this series based on the pre­sen­ta­tion and demo application.

via Front Con­troller Pat­tern in Zend Frame­work.

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