Project Zero is a community, a development platform, an incubator. It's a new way to radically simplify the development of rich internet applications. We like REST, lightweight data formats and scripting languages. We use PHP, Groovy, Atom, Ajax, JSON, JavaScript, and whatever else is good for the job. Here are some feeds from us to you.
Implementing RESTful resources in Zero just got easier. The Zero Resource Model extension (ZRM) refactors resource handlers into a model (which you define) and a CRUD/HTTP accessor. The motivation for ZRM is to reduce the amount of boilerplate code that is repetitive in many applications. In other words, ZRM enables you to focus your development on the unique attributes of your resource while letting Zero provide for “the rest of it”, including RESTful APIs, feeds, search, etags, programmatic…
8 months ago
The ProjectZero Catalog – why write it, when you can re-use it? I joke with my colleagues that the last piece of unique code was written in 1982 – Which, if I remember correctly, was the year after I started programming. I say this because at some level what’s old is new and what’s new is old – if you know what I mean. Applying the law of large numbers, along with the wealth of information available on the net, one might assert that any code you need to write is a simple, Google, Cut and…
8 months ago
