Web Development with Zend Framework 2

Table of Contents

• 1 Important notice for Amazon customers
• 2 Introduction
  • 2.1 Who is this book for?
  • 2.2 Structure of this book
  • 2.3 Repetitions
  • 2.4 Code Downloads
  • 2.5 How you can best work with this book
  • 2.6 Found a bug?
  • 2.7 Conventions used in this book
• 3 Zend Framework 2 - An overview
  • 3.1 How Zend Framework 2 is being developed
  • 3.2 Module system
  • 3.3 Event system
  • 3.4 MVC implementation
  • 3.5 Additional components
  • 3.6 Design Patterns: Interface, Factory, Manager, etc.
• 4 Hello, Zend Framework 2!
  • 4.1 Installation
  • 4.2 ZendSkeletonApplication
  • 4.3 Composer
  • 4.4 A first sign of life
  • 4.5 Directory structure of a Zend Framework 2 application
  • 4.6 The index.php file
• 5 A first custom module
  • 5.1 Preparing the “Hello World” module
  • 5.2 Autoloading
• 6 One time Request and back again
  • 6.1 ServiceManager
  • 6.2 Writing your own service
  • 6.3 ModuleManager
  • 6.4 Application
  • 6.5 ViewManager
  • 6.6 Summary
• 7 EventManager
  • 7.1 Registering a listener
  • 7.2 Registering several listeners at the same time
  • 7.3 Removing a registered listener
  • 7.4 Trigger an event
  • 7.5 SharedEventManager
  • 7.6 Using events in one’s own classes
• 8 Modules
  • 8.1 The “Application” module
  • 8.2 Module-dependent behaviour
  • 8.3 Installing a third-party module
  • 8.4 Configuring a third-party module
• 9 Controller
  • 9.1 Concept & mode of operation
  • 9.2 Controller plugins
  • 9.3 Writing your own controller plugin
• 10 Views
  • 10.1 Concept & mode of operation
  • 10.2 Layouts
  • 10.3 Writing your own View Helper
• 11 Model
  • 11.1 Entities, repositories & value objects
  • 11.2 Business Services & Factories
  • 11.3 Business events
• 12 Routing
  • 12.1 Introduction
  • 12.2 Definition of Routes
  • 12.3 Matching test
  • 12.4 Generation of a URL
  • 12.5 Default Routing
  • 12.6 Creative routing: A/B tests
• 13 Dependency injection
  • 13.1 Introduction
  • 13.2 Zend\Di for object graphs
  • 13.3 Zend\Di for configuration management
• 14 Persistence with Zend\Db
  • 14.1 Connecting to databases
  • 14.2 Generating and executing SQL-Statements
  • 14.3 Working with tables and entries
  • 14.4 Organisation of database queries
  • 14.5 Zend\DB alternative: Doctrine 2 ORM
• 15 Validators
  • 15.1 Standard validators
  • 15.2 Writing your own validator
• 16 Webforms
  • 16.1 Preparing a form
  • 16.2 Displaying a form
  • 16.3 Editing form entries
  • 16.4 Validating form entries
  • 16.5 Standard form elements
  • 16.6 Fieldsets
  • 16.7 Linking entities with Forms
• 17 Logging & Debugging
  • 17.1 Introduction
  • 17.2 FirePHP for Firefox
  • 17.3 ChromePHP for Chrome
  • 17.4 Zend\Log
  • 17.5 Zend\Log with FirePHP
  • 17.6 Zend\Log with ChromePHP
  • 17.7 Using Zend\Log independent of the situation
  • 17.8 Additional Zend\Log options
• 18 Unit Testing
  • 18.1 Introduction
  • 18.2 Testing a service
  • 18.3 Testing a controller
• 19 User management
  • 19.1 Introduction
  • 19.2 User authentication
  • 19.3 User sessions
  • 19.4 Resources & roles
  • 19.5 Zfc user
• 20 ZF2 on the command line
  • 20.1 Introduction
  • 20.2 Invocation via the Console
  • 20.3 Console routes and request processing
• 21 Internationalization
  • 21.1 Numerical, monetary and date formats
  • 21.2 Text translations
  • 21.3 Determining and configuring the locale
• 22 AJAX & Web services
  • 22.1 AJAX with JSON
  • 22.2 AJAX with HTML
  • 22.3 RESTful web services
• 23 Sending emails
• 24 Sending an email
  • 24.1 Sending a HTML email
  • 24.2 Using templates for HTML emails
  • 24.3 Sending emails with attachments
• 25 Navigations & Breadcrumbs
  • 25.1 Generating navigations
  • 25.2 Generating an application navigation
  • 25.3 Generating breadcrumbs
• 26 Speeding up applications by caching
  • 26.1 Introduction
  • 26.2 Opcode cache
  • 26.3 Zend\Cache
  • 26.4 Identifying performance bottlenecks
• 27 Developers’ Dairy
  • 27.1 Introduction
  • 27.2 Envisioning
  • 27.3 Sprint 1 - Code Repository, Development Environment and the initial Codebase
  • 27.4 Sprint 2 - A custom module with add product functionality
  • 27.5 Sprint 3 - Add a deal, show available deals
  • 27.6 Sprint 4 - Order form
  • 27.7 Sprint 5 - Make ZfDeals available as a ZF2 module
  • 27.8 What’s next?