The Bakery has six new articles/tutorials posted today on subjects ranging from working with LDAP out to Access Control:

• Sexy Cake with Krumo: Say Goodbye to print_r()
• Using ldap as a datasource: basic find example
• LDAP datasource for cakePHP
• Haml: Markup Haiku
• Real World Access Control

Check out The Bakery for more great articles and tutorials (as well as case studies on sites using the CakePHP framework).

Nick Halstead takes a look at another aspect of the Zend Framework in his latest blog post - the ACL component in the most recent release, Zend Framework RC1.

Yesterday RC1 of Zend Framework was released. I have been working away using it for several months and I have tried to give back small snippets of code as I went along. I had to do some work on my class that extends the Zend ACL and it reminded me how I like to approach coding as a whole.

He goes on to look at what the Zend Framework access control functionality is and how he plans on using it. He follows this with a few code snippets that, among other things, show how the Zend_Config_Ini component could be used to maintain the access list.