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Upload progress meters with PHP
Posted on July 28th, 2009 No commentsUpload progress meters have always been a point of pain when writing web applications in php. I don’t know if its still the case with php 5.3 but versions prior had no built in way to check on the status of a file upload mid-transit. This was especially irritating considering perl could do this. A [...]
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Rendering True Type Fonts in WordPresss
Posted on July 11th, 2009 No commentsI created a new wordpress plugin that functions much like sifr. It automates swapping out web text with dynamically rendered images of text using true type fonts. Read more about it on the eroi fresh blog or check out the new page I added here on roz. Enjoy.
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Ajax – Too Much of a Good Thing
Posted on June 23rd, 2009 No commentsI’ve stated this many times, but working as a lead php developer at eroi has been both an adventure and educational. Each project brings new challenges, requirements, and the obligatory ‘experiments’. I’ve had the opportunity to deploy some pretty good size projects, at least what I would dub ‘enterprise’ scale websites with enough traffic to [...]
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Implement a Rest API with the Zend Framework
Posted on May 6th, 2009 22 commentsEdit: Recent developments in the 1.9 version of the Zend Framework has caused much of this information to become obsolete. Please consider Zend_Rest_Server deprecated and use Zend_Rest_Controller instead. I will write an updated article once I have experimented with it. Thanks to the other developers who brought this to my attention. As a developer and [...]
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Modular Zend Framework Skeleton 2009
Posted on April 8th, 2009 14 commentsSo the application skeleton series proved to be more popular than I was expecting. Unfortunately after a couple of server migrations, the source code examples that were linked to those articles did not survive the trip. I’ve gotten a lot of comments to restore those examples so I decided to write a new article to [...]
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Object Oriented GD
Posted on April 6th, 2009 1 commentSooner or later we all need to use the gd library whether it be for generating thumbnails, scaling images, cropping, or whatever. When compiled with gd support, PHP offers a massive arsenal of functions to accomplish all of the image related tasks you can think of. With the advent of object oriented frameworks such as [...]
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Domain Model Programming With the Zend Framework
Posted on April 3rd, 2009 12 commentsEach application I write tends to be an evolutionary successor to the previous and I suspect this is the case for most developers. With long term projects one tends to find things that work better than others, and methods that end up being a real pain in the ass and not as scalable as hoped [...]
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Multi-Lingual Support with Zend_Translate and PHPTAL
Posted on March 23rd, 2009 4 commentsI recently had to implement multi lingual support in a Zend Framework application to accomodate 4 languages in a social networking site: English, Spanish, Porteguese, and French Canadian. The site was fairly large comprising of a large number of heavily dynamic templates with a lot of user generated content. At first it seemed daunting and [...]
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Zend Application Skeleton
Posted on August 29th, 2008 No commentsI am aware there are plenty of people eagerly anticipating the release of Silk CMS into the wild. I apologize for procrastinating on this but I am releasing a doggy bone to satiate the impatient. I’ve added the SilkCMS page where I will be hosting information about the project. In the meantime i’ve provided a [...]
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Silk CMS
Posted on June 13th, 2008 5 commentsIt probably sounds like vaporware but I assure you I’ve been working on a content management system built on the Zend Framework. I’ve settled on the name Silk CMS which I’m hoping to bribe one of our designers to make a logo for. I think the name lends itself to a nifty motto “Weave the web” with a friendly spider as its mascot. Hopefully this has not been done already as it seems very clever to me.
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