[PHP-DB] Re: recommending a PHP book?

2005-03-16 Thread freaky . irish
Try this:
http://www.free-itebooks.com/php-mysql-free-itebooks/
and maybe you'll find ebook you're looking for

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[PHP-DB] Re: recommending a PHP book?

2005-03-15 Thread Jim Plush
Hey Danny,
no good books on that subject regarding php/mcv that I've seen but PHP 
Architecht has some good articles on MVC, I believe they have a free 
issue that has a huge article on PHP/MVC. www.phparch.com

Danny Lin wrote:
Can any one recommend a good book that discusses MVC design patterns with
PHP (and mySQL)?
Thanks.
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[PHP-DB] Re: recommending a PHP book?

2005-03-15 Thread Philip Olson



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Philip

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[PHP-DB] Re: recommending a PHP book?

2005-03-15 Thread Jeremiah Fisher
PHP 5 Power Programming by Andi Gutmans, Stig Bakken, and Derick 
Rethans may be worth the read for you. It doesn't mention an MVC, but 
they do talk a little about patterns in PHP.

However, you probably won't find much in-depth coverage of patterns in 
PHP. There are alot of good books written on patterns in C++, Java, and 
C#, but PHP doesn't have that enterprise stigma about it.

I've nearly finished an MVC-based framework in PHP, and think that Java 
should be sincerely evaluated before you take up the endeavor. I've had 
to reinvent alot of Struts functionality. Not only that, but you'll 
probably go further with J2EE on your resume than PHP.

O'Reilly has some good books on design patterns. I picked up Head First 
myself, and though it was repetitive, it got the point across pretty 
well. You'll find that most of the code is in Java, but it should be 
easy to read if you speak PHP 5.

For a quick online reference of some common design patterns (and if you 
can read C#), you can look at this site: 
http://www.dofactory.com/Patterns/Patterns.aspx#list

Thanks,
Jeremy
Danny Lin wrote:
Can any one recommend a good book that discusses MVC design patterns with
PHP (and mySQL)?
Thanks.
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