Hi Steve, I have to agree with you that the Quickstart isn't totally perfect. In particular, there were places where code was added but not referenced until a step or two later. And there were a few times where I had to open up the source code of the example project to see just what I was supposed to do, and what was going on. Another example of this sort of issue was that one of the database queries used "->where(1)", and didn't explain why.
All that being said, the Quickstart is the best tutorial I've found on ZF so far. It seems like ZF still has a ways to go in terms of documentation and tutorials. Steve Horejsi wrote: > > First, the QuickStart was less than 'turnkey'. If the intent was to lead > people by the hand through the whole process, it did not completely > succeed. There were several places where this was true: > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/QuickStart-and-creating-a-SQLite-database-tp20154515p20190176.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
