Well, thanks for the quick reply :)
weierophinney wrote: > > What you describe below is very much in the direction we are aiming. If > you read the document on goals for Zend\Form, you'll see that we want to > strip validation and filtering out into separate objects, which should > make it trivial to create these objects for use foremost with your > domain objects, and then detach them and attach them to forms. Instead > of rendering elements, you would pass them to a decorator chain. The > usage will be a little more verbose as a result, but the explicitness > will make understanding how it works easier, as well as make the usage > more flexible. > I have precise ideas about all of that, and some that i have already implemented over Zend_Form, with homemade conventions, but the goal is the same. > This is just one area where refactoring will occur. The end result > should be that you will just write PHP, and consume ZF components as you > need to. In certain cases like the MVC, you'll be simply using PHP > within a defined structure (which is really not far different than what > happens today) -- and some of that PHP will of course be utilization of > ZF components, but primarily usage of the code _you_ write -- i.e., > consuming your models. > That's great news :) > If you are curious about the direction of ZF2, I encourage you to read > up on the ZF2 development wiki: > > http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFDEV2/Home > > as well as to join the [email protected] mailing list, and > the #zftalk.dev IRC channel on Freenode. > I will read the wiki with great interest and i will try to formulate my ideas. I'm already on the IRC channel to spy and to not miss anything ;) br, Benjamin. -- View this message in context: http://zend-framework-community.634137.n4.nabble.com/Questionning-about-ZF-2-orientation-tp2324443p2324513.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
