my suggestion is pick up some basic PHP 1st. i am also new to Zend Framework,
i wont say i am an expert in PHP either but working with ZF ok. except maybe
it slows me down a little becos of the learning curve.
nature of ZF ... hmm i use it mainly with the MVC structure ... dunno if
this is the right answer. or maybe i shld say its like just another
framework. like jQuery is a framework for Javascript
requirements ... a PHP server ... with htaccess support
what it allows u to do ... suppose to speed up development by providing
classes for alot of things
how to work with it ... i guess u must learn abit i feel ZendCasts is a
great starting point then the docs ... for reference ... this community for
some help in learning
MaxJ wrote:
>
> Hello community,
>
> I've heard a couple of times about Zend and it left me with the idea it
> would be great for the application I'm planning right now.
>
> I'd need to know what documentation I should read, and in what order so
> that I can fully understand:
> - the nature of ZF (what it is exactly),
> - its requirements,
> - what it allows me to do,
> - how to work with it.
>
> For the last "-" ("how to work with it"), I'd need some quite complete
> documentation, since I don't know much about PHP. I know HTML, a bit of
> CSS, PHP, JavaScript... I've already put up together some LAMP servers,
> with or without JSP support, etc.. but I've never coded much in PHP yet,
> or for the web altogether (I'm really more into C++ and Java).
>
> Just letting you know in case you'd tell me Zend is not for me: For this
> project I'm planning, I will probably need emailing, a lot of database
> reading/writing, putting up a payment system too, for one or not so many
> products...
>
> Thank you very much in advance,
> Have a good day, each of you.
>
> Max. J.
>
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