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I have the book that covers the 7.0 version, and today I got the new edition that covers 8.0. The good thing about reading this book a second time is that with five years of experience in the industry and have worked on multiple projects, some legacy and others with modern architecture. Now I appreciate the clarity and the wisdom that this author has distilled in these pages.
This is a book for mid to advance PHP developers; I wouldn't recommend this to a person trying to learn to code; OOP is to much of a complex subject to grasp when you are starting. But if you have worked with objects in the past, you are a library maintainer, or wants to gain deeper insight into best practices and go to your next level as a software engineer; then this book is a must to add to your collection.
Definitely worth every penny.
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“Repetition is the mother of learning, the father of action, which makes it the architect of accomplishment.” ― Zig Ziglar. I have the book that covers the 7.0 version, and today I got the new edition that covers 8.0. The good thing about reading this book a second time is that with five years of experience in the industry and have worked on multiple projects, some legacy and others with modern architecture. Now I appreciate the clarity and the wisdom that this author has distilled in these pages.This is a book for mid to advance PHP developers; I wouldn't recommend this to a person trying to learn to code; OOP is to much of a complex subject to grasp when you are starting. But if you have worked with objects in the past, you are a library maintainer, or wants to gain deeper insight into best practices and go to your next level as a software engineer; then this book is a must to add to your collection.Definitely worth every penny.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2022
“Repetition is the mother of learning, the father of action, which makes it the architect of accomplishment.” ― Zig Ziglar.
I have the book that covers the 7.0 version, and today I got the new edition that covers 8.0. The good thing about reading this book a second time is that with five years of experience in the industry and have worked on multiple projects, some legacy and others with modern architecture. Now I appreciate the clarity and the wisdom that this author has distilled in these pages.
This is a book for mid to advance PHP developers; I wouldn't recommend this to a person trying to learn to code; OOP is to much of a complex subject to grasp when you are starting. But if you have worked with objects in the past, you are a library maintainer, or wants to gain deeper insight into best practices and go to your next level as a software engineer; then this book is a must to add to your collection.
Definitely worth every penny.
I have the book that covers the 7.0 version, and today I got the new edition that covers 8.0. The good thing about reading this book a second time is that with five years of experience in the industry and have worked on multiple projects, some legacy and others with modern architecture. Now I appreciate the clarity and the wisdom that this author has distilled in these pages.
This is a book for mid to advance PHP developers; I wouldn't recommend this to a person trying to learn to code; OOP is to much of a complex subject to grasp when you are starting. But if you have worked with objects in the past, you are a library maintainer, or wants to gain deeper insight into best practices and go to your next level as a software engineer; then this book is a must to add to your collection.
Definitely worth every penny.
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