php architect's Guide to Programming with Zend Framework [Anglais] [Broch�]

Cal Evans (Auteur)

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Broch�: 224 pages
Editeur�: Marco Tabini & Associates, Inc (21 janvier 2008)
Langue : Anglais
ISBN-10: 0973862157
ISBN-13: 978-0973862157
Dimensions du produit: 19,1 x 1,2 x 23,5 cm
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2.0 �toiles sur 5 very superficial 4 avril 2008

Par B�nichou Ari� - Publi� sur Amazon.com

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Didn't like the way the book is written. I do not understand the point of chapter called 'super ninja secret classes', why not use simply zend_registry? The author sounds so pretentious sometimes, it's really annoying. I've read Zend Framework In Action from Manning and Practical Web 2.0 Applications with PHP from Apress and there are really ten times better and richer.

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1.0 �toiles sur 5 Can I give it no stars? 17 juillet 2008

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Don't bother.

I ignored the advice of others here and ordered this book anyway, mainly because it's the only book in print on the subject. It sucks...bad.

I got the book this afternoon and had the RMA paperwork filed before bedtime. No thanks.

Super thin on information, and it's not even basic of information. Lets skim the surface of some pretty important concepts and libraries, shall we? At least thats how it felt to me.

The database chapter was the final straw for me. You're introduced to the basic db library then promptly directed to the online documentation for all the REAL db libraries that likely even the most trivial of web apps would require.

Good job Nanobooks on being first to market, but don't pat yourselves on the back too soon. You may have hurt ZF more than you're helping it with this book.

If you want a better (albeit not perfect) introduction to the Zend Framework then go check out Mannings Early Access Program and download 'Zend Framework in Action' (or pre-order here). A lot better footing after reading that plus some time spent with the ZF online docs.

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2.0 �toiles sur 5 The pickings are slim 24 mai 2008

Par Chad Kieffer - Publi� sur Amazon.com

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I purchased this book, despite the negative reviews. As other reviewers have already mentioned, the book was poorly edited and several errors exist in code samples. The sample application is esoteric for a general guide. I'm not saying we need another blog tutorial, but jumping into consuming web services certainly doesn't consider what most readers will want to know.

Discussion of the flexibility provided by the Zend Framework in comparison to other PHP frameworks is missing. I also think more references to generally accepted MVC design best practices should have been included.

The Model chapter gets off to a good start describing conventional thought on data modeling in MVC but the rest of the chapter doesn't support the introduction. I did find the Data Access chapter helpful and appreciated the mention of Data Profiling.

Until more ZF titles are available, I recommend reviewing the Zend Framework documentation and available blog posts.

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