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Phalcon Cookbook

By : Serghei Iakovlev, David Schissler
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Book Image

Phalcon Cookbook

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By: Serghei Iakovlev, David Schissler

Overview of this book

Phalcon is a high-performance PHP framework delivered as a PHP extension. This provides new opportunities for speed and application design, which until recently have been unrealized in the PHP ecosystem. Packed with simple learning exercises, technology prototypes, and real-world usable code, this book will guide you from the beginner and setup stage all the way to advanced usage. You will learn how to avoid niche pitfalls, how to use the command-line developer tools, how to integrate with new web standards, as well as how to set up and customize the MVC application structure. You will see how Phalcon can be used to quickly set up a single file web application as well as a complex multi-module application suitable for long-term projects. Some of the recipes focus on abstract concepts that are vital to get a deep comprehension of Phalcon and others are designed as a vehicle to deliver real-world usable classes and code snippets to solve advanced problems. You’ll start out with basic setup and application structure and then move onto the Phalcon MVC and routing implementation, the power of the ORM and Phalcon Query Language, and Phalcon’s own Volt templating system. Finally, you will move on to caching, security, and optimization.
Table of Contents (17 chapters)
Phalcon Cookbook
Credits
About the Authors
About the Reviewer
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Index

Unleashing the real power of event driven programming


Phalcon offers you a powerful and flexible tool for working with events, the Events Manager. The main purpose of this component is to provide an easy interface by which the developer can catch events generated by the application or even events generated outside the application. The Events Manager can not only catch events, but also generate them, potentially notifying a listener that something has happened.

In this recipe, we will try to implement listeners of an event such as user registration. When a user registers in our application, we will generate an event and subscribed listeners will respond accordingly.

Getting ready

If you have a test application which meets all the requirements, you may skip the recipe steps related to deploying the application and go ahead with the events implementation.

For successful implementation of this example you need a working application for your tests. It must be a fully configured and working application...