In the Zend Framework, there are many ways to add custom routes to a project. Adding them to the application.ini file quickly makes the file very big and harder to maintain. In this article, we will show two ways of writing custom routes in a separate configuration file.
The singleton pattern is one of the most popular and well known patterns in software development. It is extremely simple and yet solves a fundamental and common problem. However, as this article discusses, everything has a cost.
It is not an unusual task to want to set the default values on elements in a form. Zend Framework provides multiple ways of accomplishing this, but as demonstrated in this article, the setDefaults method has surprising behavior.
A linear search is the simplest search algorithm in computer programming. In this article we discuss the various implementation of this search algorithm and we also discuss the main disadvantage of this search strategy.
This article discusses how to use the ever so popular HTML5 placeholder attribute both in regards to markup syntax, but also regarding best practices. A brief discussion of the attribute’s problems also follows.