Now that we have an overview and a view, we’re going to create the possibility to create a new post.

Let’s make sure we can also view a single, complete, blog post.

First, let’s update our layout to link to the blog module, so that when we visit the homepage we don’t have to type in the URL to go the blog.

Now that we have set up the Post entity and have some data in the database, let’s show this data in the index view we created earlier.

First we’re going to be setting up the model, or Entity, we’re going to be using.

The setup of Zend and Doctrine should now be finalized and ready to go. So let’s create our Blog module.

Setting up our blog application we now will be configuring both Zend and Doctrine. By default nothing is configured in the Zend Skeleton Application.

Setting up the development environment, including local domain, software and database.

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