This is follow-up article to Sublime Text 2 perfect PHP development set-up. I decided to write this updated version, because from some time now Sublime Text 3 is out there. Maybe it is still officially beta, but works pretty stable and I’m using it...
In Zend Framework you can easily set a controller and action for error handling. In fact there is always default set for you. There is also default template. But what if you’d like to use something more sophisticated, let’s say.. nicer looking or better...
Recently I found out, that Zend Framework 2 fully supports Composer - gem like package manager for PHP. But I couldn’t find a way to use it with Zend Framework 1 because of it’s default ZendLoaderAutoloader behavior. I really wanted to use it so I...
In most of applications user should be authenticated in order to access it (or maybe some parts, like admin panel). Again, in most cases it will be some kind of mechanism performing authentication against database or some kind of other storage.
In...
Update: There is also available plugins list for Sublime Text 3, check it out here
Lately, I’ve become a huge fun of Sublime Text 2, which in my humble opinion (OK, not only mine, take a look in here Poll Roundup 2: The controversial questions"...
Zend Framework series #1
How to use options from additional config ini file? Pretty easy actually :)
create new file in application\configs directory. Name it something like extra_parameters.ini
you can place here any type of options and I mean...
Attention: this guide seriously outdated! It has been written for Gitlab v2.1 and current version is >= v7.1.1. Almost everything has changed since then.
GitLab
Coraz częściej pojawia się potrzeba konwersji działającej, statycznej strony napisanej w czystym HTML'u lub za pomocą prostych skryptów PHP, do postaci bardziej skomplikowanej, ale dającej dużo większe możliwości. Mam tutaj na myśli systemy CMS ( Content...
Postanowiłem spróbować szczęścia z Symfony na moim serwerze z systemem Debian Linux, ale okazało się, że to nie jest takie proste. Stąd pomysł, żeby to opisać dla potomnych :)
Założenie: używam Symfony w wersji 1.2 oraz ORM Doctrine, a nie Propel