In the wake of the Zend Framework launch (preview release), there's already been tons of feedback from the community all over their blogs. Here's just a few of the ones so far:

• Sebastian Bergmann's look the the framework on Gentoo
• Richard Heyes talking briefly about it
• Chris Shiflett pointing out it's release and download locations
• This post from Ben Ramsey with a more detailed look at using it
• Andi Gutmans with an official update post-release regarding feedback they've already gotten
• Harry Fuecks on the SitePoint PHP Blog mentioning it
• Ivo Jansch with his in-depth look at what it is and how it's structured
• this new post on PHPEverywhere where John Lim mentions making changes to the ADOdb package based on parts of the Zend Frameowk
• Travis Johnson's brief glance at it
• Ajax Magazine's look at the JSON support in the Framework
• This post on cyberlot's blog
• This brief post on NuCleuZ's blog
• Richard Miller's brief post mentioning the comparison to Ruby on Rails
• This post from Joshua Eichorn looking at the framework's license, if it's GPL/LGPL compatible
• Bjorn Schotte's opinions on how Zend has "changed the architecture" of how the PHP language itself
• This announcement from DynamicWebPages.de about the release
• PHPit.net's extensive look at the framework and its components
• A bit of hesitation from Calin
• A summary from William Pramana as well as a list of the components
• David Rasch's overview with a bit of disappointment
• Sebastian Nohn's post and small example app to post pictures to his Flickr account
• Comments from Ligaya Turmelle
• This post on Developer.com ("PHP Framework Begins to Take Shape")
• Greg's discovery of the framework

The framework, now just in its "preview release" is already having a pretty profound impact on the PHP community. And as it develops and grows into a full-fledged development environment, we'll keep updating you on the status of everything.

For complete information on the Framework and to download this preview copy, check out the Zend Framework site.