This is one of the many reasons why I'm an advocate of the Zend
Framework. Its architecture doesn't restrict you; its flexibility allows
you to use it however you desire.
Jack Sleight wrote:
All the ZF components are (fairly) standalone, if you don't want to use
the MVC components then it's as simple as not using them, just use the
components you do need. ZF is less of a "framework" in the traditional
sense (like Cake or Symphony) and more of a component library, from
which you can select the parts you need.
Alomon wrote:
Hello,
I will probably have to make a little PHP application and use a
Framework,
but I really do not think I will use MVC, as the application is for a
local
use and will be made up of only 4 pages. in fact, I do not personnaly
think
a Framework is useful, but my boss does :D
Anyway, I did not manage to find any tutorial on how tu use Zend without
MVC. It is the first time I will use a Framework, and it is not really
easy,
so I really want to begin with a tutorial, or a simple application.
Could someone give me a link showing how to use Zend without MVC?
Thank you in advance.
