Zend Framework in Action

List of Figures

Chapter 1. Introducing Zend Framework

Figure 1.1. The organization of a typical PHP file created by a novice interleaves HTML and PHP code in a linear fashion as the file is created.

Figure 1.2. A typical MVC application separates the code of an application into separate concerns.

Figure 1.3. There are many components in Zend Framework, but we can group them into these six categories for ease of reference.

Figure 1.4. Zend Framework contains lots of components that include everything required to build an enterprise application.

Figure 1.5. The MVC flow in a Zend Framework application uses a front controller to process the request and delegate to a specific action controller that uses models and views to craft the response.