I have installed the zftool. when I run the command from ./vendor/ZFTool/zf.php version
It is returning html check below command and resutls:
ashfaq>./zf.php version
<!DOCTYPE html>
ZF Skeleton Application
Welcome to Zend Framework
```
Congratulations! You have successfully installed the
ZF Skeleton Application.
You are currently running Zend Framework version 3.0.2dev.
This skeleton can serve as a simple starting point for you to begin
building your application on ZF.
Zend Framework is under active development. If you are
interested in following the development of ZF, you can check
ZF dev blog,
and ZF issue tracker
(link requires a GitHub account). This is a great resource
for staying up to date with the latest developments!
The community is working on developing a community site to
serve as a repository and gallery for ZF modules. The
project is available on GitHub.
The site is currently live and currently contains a list of
some of the modules already available for ZF.
If you need any help or support while developing with ZF,
you may reach us via IRC: #zftalk on Freenode.
We'd love to hear any questions or feedback you may have
regarding this release. Alternatively, you may subscribe
and post questions to the mailing lists.
I have installed the zftool. when I run the command from ./vendor/ZFTool/zf.php version It is returning html check below command and resutls:
ashfaq>./zf.php version <!DOCTYPE html>
Welcome to Zend Framework
```Congratulations! You have successfully installed the ZF Skeleton Application. You are currently running Zend Framework version 3.0.2dev. This skeleton can serve as a simple starting point for you to begin building your application on ZF.
Fork Zend Framework on GitHub »
```Follow Development
Zend Framework is under active development. If you are interested in following the development of ZF, you can check ZF dev blog, and ZF issue tracker (link requires a GitHub account). This is a great resource for staying up to date with the latest developments!
ZF Development Portal »
Discover Modules
The community is working on developing a community site to serve as a repository and gallery for ZF modules. The project is available on GitHub. The site is currently live and currently contains a list of some of the modules already available for ZF.
Explore ZF Modules »
Help & Support
If you need any help or support while developing with ZF, you may reach us via IRC: #zftalk on Freenode. We'd love to hear any questions or feedback you may have regarding this release. Alternatively, you may subscribe and post questions to the mailing lists.
Ping us on IRC »