PHP Coding Standards (5) – Errors and Exceptions

1. The Zend Framework codebase must be E_STRICT compliant. Zend Framework code should not emit PHP warning (E_WARNING, E_USER_WARNING), notice (E_NOTICE, E_USER_NOTICE), or strict (E_STRICT) messages … Continue reading →
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Registry Pattern in Zend Framework

The registry has provided a mechanism which help you to store and maintain your objects within the application. It's aim at preventing improperly using the global objects by users. The registry usuall… Continue reading →
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PHP Coding Standards (4) – Inline Documentation

1. Docblocks start always with "/*" or "/**". The use of "#" is not allowed. The " //" is only allowed for comments within functions. For example : [codesyntax lang="php"] /** * Class docblock */ clas… Continue reading →
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