As I already mentioned before, i fill a lack of a repository of quality in Zend Framework Community, a repository for simple things like Form Elements, Decorators, Validators, Filters, Plugins, Helpers and so on. A system in the same quality as the http://stackoverflow.com/, which is totally community driven, with rank, ratings and such, where users can easily share what they did, and maybe its contribution can get in the trunk if is popular and after Zend Framework team check it.
So I think your idea could get in the middle of this. ::: Diego Potapczuk On Tue, Jul 13, 2010 at 6:44 PM, Jonathon Suggs <[email protected]> wrote: > Would the community find benefit in having a repository of commonly > used models/entities? > > The classes would all just be plain php classes with Doctrine2 > annotations (and unit tests). I understand that use cases will vary > between projects but the classes could always be extended and > overridden. > > Subsequently, the classes could be used to create pluggable modules. > I'm thinking that it would be a nice feature for the framework to be > able to add in a blog or forum (or whatever) module that could be part > of your codebase, but without requiring too much developer > customizations (unless wanted). > > I realize this is somewhat of a vague and ambitious request, but if > there is interest I'd like to get some ideas for defining requirements > and use cases. I guess my only two initial requirements/constraints > are Zend Framework (target ZF2) and Doctrine2. I also would expect > for the development to happen outside of the official project but > would (obviously) work closely with all projects involved. >
