[seamoh]

Hello all :
I am practicing zend framework with John lebensold tutorial movies , it is said that the source code will be available by "Grab a copy of the project or browse the repository" , but I couldn't find any site for the copy or repository. would you please guide me.
Sincerely yours

[Ben]

To be honest, I'm not sure. You can download at least some of the files here: http://www.killerphp...d-downloads.zip (found on http://www.killerphp...mework/videos/) but I'm not sure if that includes all of the source files or just the ones from the first MVC videos.

This might also be useful, since I think those Zend videos are a little bit old? http://www.killersit...-with-zend-110/

You might also try contacting Stefan (stefan [at] killersites.com) in case he has further source files that I don't know about.

[seamoh]

Hello Ben and thank you very much for your attention and Response:
Ben , I have been programmer since 8 years and I have done projects in oop ,but I am new in php ( I know the basics of course) . I tried to learn zend framework , because it is oop and mvc , I've done too much search , and I've got too much books and tutorials , but I realy didn't find good resources about teaching zend framework , the books and tutorials don't describe it clearly . of course john lebensold advanced php helps me to understand some of the basic of oop frameworks in php , but I think zend frame work is somehow different . I accept that all of the other oop books in other languages don't discuss the classes profoundly but I think zend frame work needs more precise and clear tutorials and book . How ever I would much appreciate you , if you introduce me clear , profound resources or tutorials about zend framework to me ( the zend framework document and tutorials couldn't satisfy me too).
Sincerely yours

[Ben]

I'm not sure how much I can help here, to be honest. I'm not a Zend user myself. You might want to check out ZendCasts (also by Jon Lebensold): http://www.zendcasts.com/ and the source code: http://code.google.c...e/browse/trunk/

Personally, I'll stick with CodeIgniter -- it's lightweight, doesn't have a huge number of features I don't use, has excellent documentation, is easy to set up and work with, etc.