Better PHP Development

by Bruno Skvorc, Thomas Punt, Younes Rafie

PHP powers the vast majority of the web today. It is by far the most ubiquitous and accessible mature web language, and welcomes thousands of new developers every day. It is this ease of access that can, admittedly, sometimes give it a bad name - good resources are few and far in between, and the competition is real, driving people to take shortcuts, skip best practices, and learn on-the-fly.
With PHP 7+ came some improvements that make it harder to make mistakes, and 7.2 is making things even safer, even more structured. If you're just getting started with the language (or perhaps youve been using it a while and have learned some bad habits), you're in luck. Not only will it be ever harder to slip up and make mistakes, but content such as this - hand picked from the excellent SitePoint PHP channel - will help you get started the right way.
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This book is suitable for beginner- to intermediate-level PHP developers.

175 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 16, 2017

Reviews

[Tomek Nowak]

Another book written by Bruno seems like someone's hobby project that was never supposed to make it to production. It's lacking some essential common sense. It relies on central points of failure and offers nothing others don't already offer

[Pavel]

Arbitrary collection of articles about php libraries