Re: [fw-general] Zend Framework 1.5 release process is officially underway!
Will there be suggested way to handle file uploads in the meantime ? For now all users are cooking their own soup... This will still be the actual way until my proposal is integrated into the core. But it will take several weeks until all is finished. Actually I am finishing my things for 1.5 (Translation, View Helper and some bugs). This will take some days and then I will continue work on Zend_File_Transfer/_Upload. Greetings Thomas I18N Team Leader - Original Message - From: "Jean-Marc Fontaine" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Friday, January 11, 2008 2:53 PM Subject: Re: [fw-general] Zend Framework 1.5 release process is officially underway! Hello Matthew, file uploads are not part of the scope at this time, but will be addressed in a future release after Zend_(?)_Upload is complete. Will there be suggested way to handle file uploads in the meantime ? Forms *are* a tough nut to crack. They aggregate a variety of functionalities -- validation, filtering/escaping, rendering, persistence, and more. I'm thoroughly convinced there is no one, right way to approach them; I'm hoping that Zend_Form, however, will work well for many people. From your descriptions it sounds good. I can't wait to test it. Regards, Jean-Marc Kanopée - Développement Informatique Durable 56 rue de Saint André 59800 Lille Tél : 03 20 74 61 25 Portable : 06 88 56 50 79 Fax : 09 59 77 04 28 Web : http://www.kanopee.net/
Re: [fw-general] Zend Framework 1.5 release process is officially underway!
Hello Matthew, file uploads are not part of the scope at this time, but will be addressed in a future release after Zend_(?)_Upload is complete. Will there be suggested way to handle file uploads in the meantime ? Forms *are* a tough nut to crack. They aggregate a variety of functionalities -- validation, filtering/escaping, rendering, persistence, and more. I'm thoroughly convinced there is no one, right way to approach them; I'm hoping that Zend_Form, however, will work well for many people. From your descriptions it sounds good. I can't wait to test it. Regards, Jean-Marc Kanopée - Développement Informatique Durable 56 rue de Saint André 59800 Lille Tél : 03 20 74 61 25 Portable : 06 88 56 50 79 Fax : 09 59 77 04 28 Web : http://www.kanopee.net/
Re: [fw-general] Zend Framework 1.5 release process is officially underway!
-- Mark Maynereid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote (on Friday, 11 January 2008, 12:48 AM +): > Hi, and thank you for the clarification. > > Is Zend_Form really going to be in the 1.5 preview release? I do hope > so but last time I looked it had a way to go what with the issues like > optional fields (Zend_Filter_Input's ALLOW_EMPTY) and mutli-forms, > file uploads etc. I to need to write a forms intensive project and so > am keen to test these once in place, but I hope it's not going to get > rushed. Forms looks like a tough nut to crack elegantly from what I've > seen. I've been incorporating community and internal feedback into the design, and am getting close to completion. Optional fields will be addressed, and multi-page forms will as well; file uploads are not part of the scope at this time, but will be addressed in a future release after Zend_(?)_Upload is complete. I've introduced two types of grouping, one for 'visual' grouping, and another for logical grouping, of elements. The former allows grouping of elements within a decorator (such as a fieldset). The latter allows for 'sub-forms' -- which effectively allows you to display and validate a form at a time, and persist the results across a session; at any point, you can then pull the full form results together. Note that this code is not yet in the incubator, but *is* under development. I plan to have it ready for the Preview Release -- which will allow for more extensive, real-world testing before the final general access release. Forms *are* a tough nut to crack. They aggregate a variety of functionalities -- validation, filtering/escaping, rendering, persistence, and more. I'm thoroughly convinced there is no one, right way to approach them; I'm hoping that Zend_Form, however, will work well for many people. > On Thursday 10 January 2008 23:34, Wil Sinclair wrote: > > Hi everyone, looking at the 1.5 preview release thread, I realize I > > kinda blew it on the announcement. You all deserve nothing but the > > clearest, most accurate, and invigorating announcement we can put > > together! So, if you'll give me one more shot at it. . . > > > > The Zend Framework is delighted to announce that the official release > > process for Zend Framework 1.5 has begun! Since the 1.5 is a substantial > > release, we've decided to kick things off with a preview release to put > > all the new functionality in the community's hands as early as possible. > > This release will be followed by as many release candidates as are > > needed to meet the high quality standards of the ZF project. Features to > > be released in Zend Framework 1.5 include, but are not necessarily > > limited to: > > > > * Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap > > * Zend_Build/Zend_Console > > * Zend_Controller additional action helpers > > * ContextSwitch and AjaxContext > > * Json > > * AutoComplete > > * Zend_Form > > * Zend_InfoCard > > * Zend_Layout > > * Zend_OpenId > > * Zend_Search_Lucene improvements: > > * wildcard search > > * date range search > > * fuzzy search > > * Lucene 2.1 index file format support > > * Zend_View enhancements: > > * actions > > * partials > > * placeholders > > * Zend_Pdf UTF8 support > > * New Zend_Service consumables (final list TBD) > > * A whole lotta bug fixes and documentation improvements > > > > The first two significant dates have already been set. The code freeze > > for the preview release is *1/22*, while the targeted release date is > > *1/24*. If everything goes well the first release candidate will follow > > in about 3 weeks. From that point on, release candidates will be > > produced as needed to reach the quality level necessary for a general > > availability (GA) Release. > > Please keep in mind that the preview release is fundamentally different > > from an initial release candidate. For example, there is no guarantee > > that the API's will not change or that features will not be added or > > dropped before the first release candidate is cut. Generally speaking, > > the more feedback we get from the community for the preview release and > > the release candidates, the sooner we'll reach the GA release. > > > > I hope all of you are as excited about this as we are. Many thanks to > > everyone who has helped us get to this point- especially to all of you > > who have generously donated your time to contribute to Zend Framework. > > Let's make this the best release yet! > > > > ,Wil > -- Matthew Weier O'Phinney PHP Developer| [EMAIL PROTECTED] Zend - The PHP Company | http://www.zend.com/
Re: [fw-general] Zend Framework 1.5 release process is officially underway!
Hi, and thank you for the clarification. Is Zend_Form really going to be in the 1.5 preview release? I do hope so but last time I looked it had a way to go what with the issues like optional fields (Zend_Filter_Input's ALLOW_EMPTY) and mutli-forms, file uploads etc. I to need to write a forms intensive project and so am keen to test these once in place, but I hope it's not going to get rushed. Forms looks like a tough nut to crack elegantly from what I've seen. Regards, Mark On Thursday 10 January 2008 23:34, Wil Sinclair wrote: > Hi everyone, looking at the 1.5 preview release thread, I realize I > kinda blew it on the announcement. You all deserve nothing but the > clearest, most accurate, and invigorating announcement we can put > together! So, if you'll give me one more shot at it. . . > > The Zend Framework is delighted to announce that the official release > process for Zend Framework 1.5 has begun! Since the 1.5 is a substantial > release, we've decided to kick things off with a preview release to put > all the new functionality in the community's hands as early as possible. > This release will be followed by as many release candidates as are > needed to meet the high quality standards of the ZF project. Features to > be released in Zend Framework 1.5 include, but are not necessarily > limited to: > > * Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap > * Zend_Build/Zend_Console > * Zend_Controller additional action helpers > * ContextSwitch and AjaxContext > * Json > * AutoComplete > * Zend_Form > * Zend_InfoCard > * Zend_Layout > * Zend_OpenId > * Zend_Search_Lucene improvements: > * wildcard search > * date range search > * fuzzy search > * Lucene 2.1 index file format support > * Zend_View enhancements: > * actions > * partials > * placeholders > * Zend_Pdf UTF8 support > * New Zend_Service consumables (final list TBD) > * A whole lotta bug fixes and documentation improvements > > The first two significant dates have already been set. The code freeze > for the preview release is *1/22*, while the targeted release date is > *1/24*. If everything goes well the first release candidate will follow > in about 3 weeks. From that point on, release candidates will be > produced as needed to reach the quality level necessary for a general > availability (GA) Release. > Please keep in mind that the preview release is fundamentally different > from an initial release candidate. For example, there is no guarantee > that the API's will not change or that features will not be added or > dropped before the first release candidate is cut. Generally speaking, > the more feedback we get from the community for the preview release and > the release candidates, the sooner we'll reach the GA release. > > I hope all of you are as excited about this as we are. Many thanks to > everyone who has helped us get to this point- especially to all of you > who have generously donated your time to contribute to Zend Framework. > Let's make this the best release yet! > > ,Wil
[fw-general] Zend Framework 1.5 release process is officially underway!
Hi everyone, looking at the 1.5 preview release thread, I realize I kinda blew it on the announcement. You all deserve nothing but the clearest, most accurate, and invigorating announcement we can put together! So, if you'll give me one more shot at it. . . The Zend Framework is delighted to announce that the official release process for Zend Framework 1.5 has begun! Since the 1.5 is a substantial release, we've decided to kick things off with a preview release to put all the new functionality in the community's hands as early as possible. This release will be followed by as many release candidates as are needed to meet the high quality standards of the ZF project. Features to be released in Zend Framework 1.5 include, but are not necessarily limited to: * Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap * Zend_Build/Zend_Console * Zend_Controller additional action helpers * ContextSwitch and AjaxContext * Json * AutoComplete * Zend_Form * Zend_InfoCard * Zend_Layout * Zend_OpenId * Zend_Search_Lucene improvements: * wildcard search * date range search * fuzzy search * Lucene 2.1 index file format support * Zend_View enhancements: * actions * partials * placeholders * Zend_Pdf UTF8 support * New Zend_Service consumables (final list TBD) * A whole lotta bug fixes and documentation improvements The first two significant dates have already been set. The code freeze for the preview release is *1/22*, while the targeted release date is *1/24*. If everything goes well the first release candidate will follow in about 3 weeks. From that point on, release candidates will be produced as needed to reach the quality level necessary for a general availability (GA) Release. Please keep in mind that the preview release is fundamentally different from an initial release candidate. For example, there is no guarantee that the API's will not change or that features will not be added or dropped before the first release candidate is cut. Generally speaking, the more feedback we get from the community for the preview release and the release candidates, the sooner we'll reach the GA release. I hope all of you are as excited about this as we are. Many thanks to everyone who has helped us get to this point- especially to all of you who have generously donated your time to contribute to Zend Framework. Let's make this the best release yet! ,Wil
