IBM: Convert XML to JSON in PHP
by Cal Evans (editor) |
1 comment | Thursday, January 18, 2007
IBM’s developerWorks has posted and interesting article on converting XML to JSON using PHP. Click on inside and let’s discuss it.
A Completely Fair and Balanced Comparison of PHP JSON Libraries
by Cal Evans (editor) |
1 comment | Wednesday, December 27, 2006
Last month Gaetano Giunta posted an interesting comparison of JSON conversion methods on his blog. Click on in and I’ll give you the skinny.
AJAX Chat Tutorial Part 4: IndexController MessageAction() and JSON Encoding
by maugrim |
1 comment | Monday, December 18, 2006
In part 4 of this tutorial we take a look at adding a new MessageAction method to our current Controller. This will expect one piece of information: a new chat message.
Zend Framework, JSON, and Del.icio.us
by jwhittenburg |
6 comments | Monday, September 18, 2006
del.icio.us is a social linking site to store web links. Some one afternoon while messing around Zend Framework I had the idea that it might be nice to add my Del.icio.us links to my homepage. This sounds easy enough as Del.icio.us makes available an RSS feed for this purpose. However, there is one problem; Zend_Feed does not seem to be able to parse this particular RSS feed. Click on inside for full details and how to get things working.
Zend Framework Preview Release 0.1.3
by John Herren (staff) |
0 comments | Tuesday, April 18, 2006
Today the Zend Framework team has launched a shiny new website and tagged another minor version release of the framework. Since the last release in early March, the codebase features some module additions and several bug fixes, as well as updated documentation. The latest preview release is available for download from the framework website, or developers can access the Subversion repository directly for bleeding-edge checkouts. To stay on top of important changes in the framework, visit the framework website or follow changes to the NEWS.txt file in the Subversion repository for release notes. Up-to-the-minute commit notifications are also available. To subscribe, simply send an e-mail to fw-svn-subscribe@lists.zend.com. Zend is actively seeking contributions to the framework for various code modules. To get involved, visit the FAQ page on the framework website to learn more about the contribution process and requirements. Those wishing to be involved in the development process are highly encouraged to participate in the framework mailing list, as it is currently the preferred forum for collaboration. Send an e-mail to fw-general-subscribe@lists.zend.com to subscribe to the framework mailing list. Framework documentation translations have begun for French, German, Dutch, Chinese, and Japanese. Bug tracking is still being managed through the mailing list. Alternately, developers can submit bug reports to framework-feedback@zend.com. Full release notes after the jump.
