There is a guy who wrote his blog in ZF and published the source: http://www.codecaine.co.za
There is also Magento, which is a huge Open Source Shop project based on ZF (but my co-workers tell me you don't see much of ZF when working with Magento). On Wednesday 23 July 2008 00:09:27 Robert Castley wrote: > It's great to see another Open Source ZF app out there. I thought I was > alone ;-) > > I am surprised there hasn't been a bigger take up. Maybe it is time to > have a page on the ZF site dedicated to promoting and supporting OS ZF > apps. > > At the moment the trawl of the web turns up little to nothing in regards to > (useful) apps using ZF as the backbone. Tons of tutorials and howtos yes, > but nothing really functional. > > Padraic's blog tutorial has been a really useful resource for me as I > explore the deeper depths of ZF. > > I know this is a framework that can be used standalone, MVC etc. but I > think people out there would really benefit from seeing how easily and > QUICKLY! apps can be > put together. > > I speak from experience. My little OS project (ZFWiki) took 2 days to get > a functional prototype out, a few weeks down the line and I have something > that is 'almost' ready to be rolled out internally at the company I work > for. > > ZF is amazing, I love it (and the community that helps me understand it > better), but it would be great to see more apps/utils out there that use > ZF. > > Good luck with your project! > > - Robert > > _____ > > From: Pádraic Brady [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 22 July 2008 21:22 > To: Jurriën Stutterheim > Cc: Zend Framework General > Subject: Re: [fw-general] Announcing Project Planetarium! > > > Hi Jurriën, > > Not many people are aware of this since it's been going on slowly over a > couple of months, but I've been running a parallel course. I started back > in January (before the chaos of February hit me) prototyping some code for > a future aggregator. It hasn't gone a huge step forward but it's heavily > linked to the ongoing Example Blog Series I've been doing for a while. As > an exercise in kill two birds with one stone it's a good match. In January > we also moved to register the planetzendframework.com domain (and its close > relatives). We considered planetzf.com - but figured zf wasn't obvious > enough and we're all verbose characters anyway. I do know Zend snapped it > up though back in April ;). > > Based on the progress to date since I got back to work in May, we were > aiming for a release date out in August/September. Most of the aggregator > scripting I have works but we're missing a completed piece to weed out > duplicate entries and catch additional RSS oddities (both problems are > linked - can't find duplicates if some RSS isn't correctly parsed). Largely > it's been something worked on in those infrequent downtimes a few of us > have. It has ended up being a bit hackish as a result but a cleanup can be > done once it all ticks. We haven't considered it seriously as an open > source work though the growing blog series I'm writing is working towards > it. It still won't be an Aggregator - it's first and foremost a simple > one-person blog app. > > I in no way post this to discourage - I think having well executed > (non-hackish) examples of Zend Framework applications is an important part > of establishing common ground on how to put an application together. I'd > suggest following the progress of Zend_Tool to see where it introduces new > conventions while automating project setups and such. I also have no idea > whether Zend plans a planet aggregator site but they do have a domain for a > possible one, but we've had some fun, arguments and laughs building this > one and I will be putting it out there. I guess the last straw on my side > was seeing my own blog kicked off Planet-PHP for being too Zend Framework > oriented (project related blogs are not acceptable on Planet-PHP). That > brought home my own recent motivation to get something up and running where > any ZF related posts are welcome and where I and others can be aggregated > without fear of being booted. > > Best of luck, > > Paddy > > > Pádraic Brady > > http://blog.astrumfutura.com <http://blog.astrumfutura.com> > http://www.patternsforphp.com <http://www.patternsforphp.com> > OpenID Europe <http://www.openideurope.eu/> Foundation > > > > ----- Original Message ---- > From: Jurriën Stutterheim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: Zend Framework - General <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, July 22, 2008 1:54:26 PM > Subject: [fw-general] Announcing Project Planetarium! > > Hi all, > > > Today I'm glad to announce project Planetarium to you all! > Some of you might have already heard of Planetarium in the #zftalk.dev > channel. For those of you that haven't, allow me to get you up to speed. > Planetarium is a blog aggregator much like the one used for Planet > PHP. It differs from existing aggregators in the fact that it makes > use of the Zend Framework to accomplish its task. > There are basically two reasons why we decided to setup a new project. > For one, this piece of software can serve as an example to demonstrate > a fully operational Zend Framework based application to the world. > Also, Zend is looking to set up a central place where Zend Framework > developers can read all Zend Framework related blog posts. What better > software to use for Zend Framework related articles than a Zend > Framework based application? ;) > > At the moment of writing the project is still in its infant stages and > not much code is written yet. There's a small requirements > specification in the project's SVN, for those of you who want to read > about Planetarium in more detail. > I want to encourage you - the Zend Framework community - to join us > in developing this great new product. You can contribute even by just > hanging around in our IRC channel and discussing ideas or you could > decide to help out with documentation or some coding. This project is, > like the Zend Framework is, a real community effort and will be > released with the same generous BSD license as the Zend Framework > itself. > > For more information, have a look at the links posted at the bottom of > this email. > > > See you on IRC or the mailing lists! > > > > - Jurriën > > > P.S.: The promised links: > SF.net <http://SF.net> project page: > http://sourceforge.net/projects/zf-planetarium/ > <http://sourceforge.net/projects/zf-planetarium/> > Mailing lists: http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=234479 > <http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=234479> > Requirements specification: > http://zf-planetarium.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/zf-planetarium/trunk/docs/ >r equirements.txt?view=markup > <http://zf-planetarium.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/zf-planetarium/trunk/docs >/ requirements.txt?view=markup> > IRC: #planetarium @ irc.freenode.net <http://irc.freenode.net> > > ________________________________________________________________________ > This email has been scanned for all known viruses by the MessageLabs Email > Security Service and the Macro 4 plc internal virus protection system. > ________________________________________________________________________ > > > ________________________________________________________________________ > This email has been scanned for all known viruses by the MessageLabs Email > Security Service and the Macro 4 plc internal virus protection system. > ________________________________________________________________________ -- -- Benjamin Eberlei
