The HYSOCAMTT templating approach
by Brett Zamir |
1 comment | Monday, February 25, 2008
This article aims to highlight a approach which allows one to separate everything from one’s business logic to one’s design logic, to XHTML from CSS, one’s Javascript from the page structure, etc., while at the same time being able to be lazy and include, for example, CSS information within the same document (template) as one’s XHTML.
Smarty and the Zend Framework
by Cal Evans (editor) |
0 comments | Thursday, May 10, 2007
Maurice Fonk has written up a nice, short tutorial on implementing Smarty from within the Zend Framework.
YoungCoders Debunks the Bloated Smarty Myth
by Mau1984 |
7 comments | Tuesday, October 10, 2006
There has been a lot of talk about how Smarty, a popular template engine for PHP, is bloated and not useful because PHP is already a templating engine and that you’re essentially creating a template engine out of a template engine. Over at YoungCoders.com, we are taking a look at these ideas to see if there is any truth in them.
Template Lite: A Sweeter Smarty Alternative
by Cal Evans (editor) |
2 comments | Wednesday, September 20, 2006
Padraic Brady’s latest blog explains his thinking on templates. He reviews the Smarty alternative “Template Lite” and talks about when he finds it useful.
Integrating Propel with the Zend Framework
by Ralf Eggert |
15 comments | Tuesday, April 25, 2006
It is very easy to integrate other tools and components into the Zend Framework. I have already shown, how to integrate Smarty as a template engine and the eZ Components to expand the selection of useful components to build your own framework based on the Zend Framework. Since the Zend Framework is currently (Preview Version 0.1.3) lacking an ORM-Layer (Object Relational Mapping), I want to show you how to integrate Propel. Propel allows you to access your database using a set of objects, providing a simple API for storing and querying data. So Propel can easily take over the model part in a MVC system.
a week in phpworld #3
by Wolfgang Drews |
2 comments | Sunday, April 23, 2006
Welcome back to the third edition of "a week in phpworld" - my subjective view at the highlights that happened last week in the phpworld. Covering everything from PHP 5.1.3 and PHP 6 through frameworks, conferences, databases and the rest of the PHP community.
Integrating Smarty and ez Components with the Zend Framework
by Ralf Eggert |
5 comments | Monday, April 17, 2006
Here is a follow-up to the first part of the little tutorial Integrating Smarty with the Zend Framework. I want to address some of the issues in the comments of the first part and add some further information on how to setup your application to use the Travello_View_Smarty class. Along the way you learn how to integrate classes of the eX Components.
Integrating Smarty with the Zend Framework
by Ralf Eggert |
22 comments | Tuesday, April 4, 2006
Inspired by this article I started to play around a bit to integrate the Smarty template engine into the Zend Framework. My ambition was to minimize the required code in the controller actions but stay close to the given Zend_View API. I also wanted to integrate the Smarty caching feature. Here is the code I came up with.
Template Lite, a Smarty compatible template engine, releases version 1.20
by Cal Evans (roving reporter) |
3 comments | Wednesday, March 29, 2006
I’m not lazy. I just feel that it’s important to expend as little effort as necessary to accomplish any given goal. Less is more, smaller is better, and lite is good. With that in mind, let’s talk about Template Lite
Zend Framework - Using Smarty as template engine
by seven-php |
0 comments | Sunday, March 26, 2006
This is very interesting article. I am one of many smarty users, and this looks like a nice and easy way to do transition to Zend Framework.
