Aside from learning by doing, there's an old adage that nothing teaches
code like code. What about the articles at Zend? Download TWIG or PHPNuke
or PostNuke and examine the code.
The problem with everything, is that yours differs from mine. Example, I
work mostly with straight-ahead data processing, and my everything
revolves around SQL and processing arrays. Others work with image
libraries, someone else might want to generate PDF's from returned data sets.
If I was going to expand my everything I'd probably investigate OO
classes more comprehensively, but I have a gut feel that's not necessary
and procedure libraries are nore than adequate. Or consider how patterns
could be worked up in PHP.
I've not addressed the Book question yet -- probably something from WROX,
If SAMS has a PHP Unleashed , or HDG a PHP Bible those should be quite
comprehensive.
Cheers - Miles Thompson
Now, back to VB -- sigh!!
At 12:24 PM 2/14/2002 -0500, Jackson Miller wrote:
I am looking for advanced books on PHP. I have read many tuts and a
couple of books, but I am looking for a big heavy detailed book on php
and everything about coding php.
any suggestions are welcomed.
-Jackson
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