I am currently working quite a lot with the Zend PHP Framework. I have grown to really like ZF (Zend Framework). While it does have a rather steep learning curve it is architected very neatly and offers lots of functionality for free.
I was recently constructing dynamic tables and wanted to give every other row a different class. Rather than clutter my view with logic to do this, I decided to create a custom view helper. I decided to make the view helper generic so it can be used to switch between two pieces of content each time it is called. This would mean I could use it for other things where alternating content is also needed.
Writing PHP is a daily occurrence for myself in both studies and for my day job. In fact, thinking about it, I probably write more PHP than I do English - yikes!
In this article, I will explain a sample of the issues I encounter with PHP on a daily basis and wish were different. However, I must say that I am not saying I don’t like PHP, in fact its my language of choice for most tasks due to convenience, simplicity and familiarity.
Lately I have been having somewhat of a battle with my own conflicting opinions about the various CMS-es available. By CMS I mean any system which allows you to manage and publish content (not necessarily web based). The sites I work with are usually informational based, providing information of some sort and not a web application type service sites such as Twitter.
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