Zend Framework: Surviving The Deep End Book – Chapters 8 and 9 Published. Developing A Blog Application, and Implementing The Domain Model

Great news, I can’t wait to delve into the domain model chapter. It’s the only thing in ZF that I struggle with getting my head around. I’m been following Jim Plush and his approach so it’ll be interesting to compare the differences.

Keep up the great work!

I think you’ll find a great deal of similarities. From what I recall he was dealing with a complex domain model so arriving at the same solution is probably inevitable . That’s really why I put it in the book and avoided a detailed treatise on Zend_Db_* – this particular approach using a “domain model” is typical of any complex application.

Hi ,
I have a suggestion for you . Add a contact page and about me . I don’t find one .
Also use feed burner so every one can read from their mail .

Congrats for your efforts to support the ZF newbie

Thanks

Hari K T

It’s extremely generous of you to not charge for all your hard work in assisting us ZF fans. I agree with Hari about adding those two pages and a feed burner. I believe Google expects to find these basic pages.

I love your work. It is easy to read and to follow.

Do you mind having the link to download the book as a PDF back? I was very useful to me to download the book and to be able to read it while off-line.

I can’t wait to read the rest of the book.

Juan

Test Driven Design (TDD) — something I have failed to do in every project

It’s extremely generous of you to not charge for all your hard work in assisting us ZF fans. I agree with Hari about adding those two pages and a feed burner.

Hi,

The link you have to download the chat.zip files is broken. Is there a place where it could be downloaded?

http://devzone.zend.com/node/view/id/1234

Thanks buddy. Great news, I can’t wait to delve into the domain model chapter. It’s the only thing in ZF that I struggle with getting my head around.

It’s extremely generous of you to not charge for all your hard work in assisting us ZF fans. Thanks fo a good stuff.