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Modular applications in ZF 1.8

OK, so you jumped ahead and upgraded to Zend Framework 1.8. What now? One of the new features, that came along with this new release, was the possibility of individual module bootstaping. Or.. does it? If you find the whole thing about module bootstraping confusing, read this blog post and may be it will become a little bit clearer. It was for me. Let us know how you did. Happy coding!
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