Submitted by Grzegorz Agacinski on
This book was released in 2009 and written by Samisa Abeysinghe. It is not heavy book to read. On 184 pages the author addresses problems, issues when developing application e.g. using PHP in development team - for example team made of 4 PHP developers.
Submitted by Grzegorz Agacinski on
If you are into developing web applications using PHP and you want to do this according to the best software engineering standards this is the book I highly recommend to read.
This book was released in 2010. Dirk Merkel, the author of this book, covers everything what you would need to know to start developing PHP apps following to commonly accepted standards.
What you can read on over 400 pages is:
Submitted by Grzegorz Agacinski on
An author of this book - Elliot Jay- shares his rich and extensive experience gained working on different web projects.
The author explains and guides readers through the whole process of designing web site: from discovery stage to final design comp (comprehensive artwork). Each stage between discovery and comp stages is characterised well and illustrated by referring to real projects - this is what makes this book easy to read and follow.
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Mark Noble, Pack Publishing Ltd 2010
Another book that covers fundamentals of Drupal 7 that helps to learn how to use Drupal 7 to build website in this popular an open source content management system.
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Tom Geller, Peachpit Press, 2011
This book is for newcomers to Drupal 7 therefore you can learn how to install Drupal 7, perform basic configuration of new website, add content and manage it, manage users of website. This book should suite someone who likes step-by-step approach - large amount of images to illustrate each step.