Zend_Config_Ini and using Zend_Http_Client with Twitter
March 18th, 2009This podcast is a two-parter: Zend_Config_Ini and Zend_Http_Client(). While the two classes aren’t married together in the video, anyone serious about writing an API to their web application will need to access the API differently in development, staging and production environments.
We also take 10 minutes and 4 lines of code to work with the Twitter API. Jump to around the 15 minute mark if you’re already up to speed on Zend_Config_*.
I’m trying to cover the basic classes required to write a web service in the video next week. I’ve gotten a couple emails about covering Zend_Db. Since this podcast has covered Zend_Controller_* and Zend_View_* classes, the Zend_Db_* are starting to appear as the odd class out. I’m hoping to introduce Zend_Db by mid April.
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In index.php shouldn’t you be using the single pipe (meaning bitwise OR) instead of double pipe (meaning logical OR).
Try echoing: versus
echo (E_ALL | E_STRICT) versus echo (E_ALL || E_STRICT)
thanks a lot for these useful casts.
I’m currently designing my country’s parliament website with zf.
hope in the future there will be some tutorial about zend search to find some news articles which stores in zend db and zend rss for people to subscribe to news articles.
once again thanks..
I recommend use Nette::Debug() for develop environment
Hi, first of all I wanna say thank you for interesting podcasts, good job!
I know that this is not related to this podcast record, but is it possible to show more than 10 records in your rss?
Because I subscribed my iphone to your podcast and only last 10 records were imported to it, but I want see/have previous too.
Thanks!
Hi Jon,
Great videos, thanks. Looking forward to the next one.