The recent Zend Framework 1.0.3 release includes new support for some great services, including Picasa Web Albums, YouTube, and Google Documents List.

He talks about the interfaces for each of these (including what you can grab) and includes some pointers to example code that can be used with either the full framework or just the GData bundle. There's also a video demo of the component being used to fetch data from the Data API.

This mini release includes fixes for 33 issues since the 1.0.0 release only a month ago. These issues are generally bug fixes and improvements, though some feature additions have been included with this release. This release includes enforcement of our new policy of only publishing documentation translations that are at least 50% complete. [...] Also noteworthy for the 1.0.1 release are many improvements for Zend_Gdata and numerous bug fixes for >Zend_Db.

Suggestions for the upcoming 1.1.0 release can be made on this wiki page on the Zend Framework site, and this new version can be downloaded directly from the Zend Framework website.

This is the home stretch toward 1.0! Everyone has worked very hard for many months, and we are very close to finishing what we set out to do with Zend Framework 1.0. This Release Candidate is intended to show the complete set of features Zend Framework 1.0 has. Following the final 1.0 release, Zend Framework will continue to grow and improve, but there will be a great emphasis on maintaining backward-compatibility. That has been the mission of Zend Framework from the beginning, to provide a professional web framework with quality and stability.

Additions in this new release include updates to Zend_Gdata, the addition of the Zend_Service_StrikeIron web service client, seperate download packages (framework+docs versus just framework) and an update to the Zend_Db component. Check out the Changelog for the complete list of updates and fixes.