-- Ralf Eggert <
r.eggert@travello.de> wrote
(on Wednesday, 09 July 2008, 10:27 AM +0200):
> I am currently writing an article about the actual state of affairs for
> the Zend Framework which will be published in the next edition of the
> German PHP Magazin.
>
> Now I would like to add a chapter about the plans for the 1.6 release.
> From my notes I got that the MVC testing scaffold and the SOAP support
> is planned to be published in the 1.6 release.
>
> What else is in the pipe for 1.6?
> Is there any release date planned for 1.6?
I'm going to defer to Wil for much of this, but will take an initial
stab on the things I know.
Regarding features in the pipe for 1.6, yes, SOAP support and MVC
testing scaffold are biggies, as is the Dojo integration (more on that
below). We also plan to ship a prototype of Zend_Tool, though it will
not be the final version; think of it as a preview release of that
component.
> What is the status of the Dojo integration?
About 90% complete; I plan to finish the form decorators today, as well
as all tests for elements and decorators. This will complete the fourth
and final item in our initial Dojo integration -- which means it will
ship with 1.6. The 4 integration points are:
* JSON-RPC server implementation (Zend_Json_Server)
* ZF component for generating dojo.data payloads
* dojo() placeholder view helper for setting up the Dojo environment
for your application
* Form elements, decorators, and view helpers implementing Dojo dijits
Additionally, we will be shipping Dojo with 1.6.
> What are the plans for jQuery?
None whatsoever for 1.6. Any jQuery support in ZF will need to be wholly
owned by community contributors, and will need to go through the
proposal process just like any other component.
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> Since the editorial deadline is tomorrow, it would be nice to get some
> input until then. Thanks.
--
Matthew Weier O'Phinney
Software Architect | matthew@zend.com
Zend Framework | http://framework.zend.com/
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