Zend (disambiguation)

Zend (disambiguation)

Zend can mean:
*Zend, commentaries on the Avesta, the sacred texts of the Zoroastrian religion.
*Salla Zend, a character in "Star Wars"
*Zend Technologies, a PHP-focused company
**Zend Engine, an open-source scripting engine
**Zend Framework, a PHP based web development framework
**Zend Studio, an IDE for PHP


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