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Sending Emails with the Zend Framework
Submitted by Adam » Many PHP applications require the ability to send emails nowadays from simple plain-text emails confirming a registration to advanced HTML newsletters.
PHP allows us to send emails using the mail() function but this can quickly get complex when you begin to add HTML, attachments and different character encoding.
Rapid Application Development with CodeIgniter
Submitted by DeveloperTutorials.com » Today I'll introduce you to CodeIgniter, a framework that does all three. CodeIgniter is an MVC application framework for PHP that gives you a consistent structure for your application, takes care of common tasks and helps you implement complex functionality with minimal effort.
Setup a quick Yahoo Search page within a few minutes
Submitted by Dutch PHP Resource » Nice tutorial on using the Yahoo search web service with the classes from the Zend framework.
A blog in 20 minutes with CodeIgniter
Submitted by Luke Szanto » A 20 minute tutorial teaching you how to build a blog with the CodeIgniter Php Framework.
Hello World! Introduction to CodeIgniter
Submitted by Luke Szanto » An basic introduction to the CodeIgniter Php Framework.
Model View Controller (and CodeIgniter)
Submitted by whiteparticle » An introduction to the Model View Controller design practice. This is a common theme of most frameworks and will greatly improve your code organization and management.
Developing with the Facebook Platform and PHP
Submitted by SitePoint » Social networking sites like Facebook provide site owners and developers with myriad new ways to promote their offerings. Here, David walks you through the many ways in which your apps can interact with Facebook to provide enhanced functionality and facilitate the cross-promotion of your sites.
Learn symfony: a Beginner's Tutorial
Submitted by SitePoint » With the release of symfony 1.0, it's time for those who haven't tried it yet to see what's inside this beautiful framework. Stable, fully documented, and released under the open-source MIT license, symfony is used by hundreds of web sites, including some very large ones (Yahoo! Bookmarks, with its 20 million-strong user base, is built with symfony). If you haven't taken the time to look at the introductory screencasts on the symfony project website, this simple tutorial will lead you through th

