The framework is designed primarily for web development, as is PHP; I don't think it's unreasonable for the layout configuration to appear in the application.ini for a project generated by the zf command, at least commented out. -Matt
On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 8:12 AM, Carlton Gibson <li...@noumenal.co.uk>wrote: > > On 16 Sep 2009, at 16:00, aoohralex wrote: > > So you think this is a mistake that these things are in Symfony Framework, > ASP.NET Framework and many others frameworks ? :) > > > No. What they do is up to them. My comments are directly entirely at Zend > Framework and should not be taken to imply anything about any other > framework. > > What I don't want is for Zend Framework to start dictating which components > I use and how and when. Again, one of the chief selling points of Zend > Framework is that isn't "opinionated" in this sense. > > I accept that Zend Framework may be slower off the mark for some tasks than > other frameworks because it is not opinionated. (Although how much slower > having done it once I really question.) The trade off is massive > flexibility. I can use the same components all over the place (and do). > > All I can suggest is that you use it for a good period and then make your > own mind up. > > Regards, > Carlton >
