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PHP Team Development
Easy and effective team work using MVC, agile development, source control, testing, bug tracking, and more
Work more effectively as a team by breaking up complex PHP projects into manageable sub-parts
Develop code that is much easier to maintain with source control, agile principles, and project tracking
Apply techniques related to process models, collaboration among team members, and continuous long-term improvement
A precise guide with examples to illustrate practical benefits
In Detail
Given the nature of the business environment today, organizations that want to build value-added enterprise PHP applications need a team of PHP people rather than an individual. You've got a team! What next? Customizing such applications to meet with organizational objectives and maintaining these applications over time can be quite a tedious task for your team with so many people involved.
In this book, you will explore how you can break up complex PHP projects into simple sub-parts that multiple team members can work on. The book highlights the use of the MVC pattern for separating concerns in the application and agile principles to deliver code that works. You will learn to blend the simplicity and power of PHP with evolving software engineering principles and tools to easily develop code that is easy to maintain. With this book in hand, you know how to avoid getting muddled up while working in a team and achieve success on your project with effective team work.
Organizations choose PHP as the preferred language for complex web applications because it is battle tested, hardened over time, and proven to work. Thus, chances of the software project you are involved with being PHP-based, are very high. Soon, you will need to explore the technical as well as non-technical aspects that are important to achieve success in PHP team projects of this kind. This book starts by explaining the need for teams working on complex software projects. You learn how you can divide the complexity of PHP projects with the help of the MVC pattern and the use of frameworks. It then discusses the need for a process and how you can choose the right process. It teaches you how to use agile principles to deliver working software for customers, and how to make sure that the team collaborates effectively. Towards the end, the book emphasizes continuous improvement in process and product as well as the people involved. You learn how to ensure that your team is open to change and user feedback, and has the right mindset about quality and other project-related aspects.
Work more effectively as a team by breaking up complex PHP projects into manageable sub-parts
Develop code that is much easier to maintain with source control, agile principles, and project tracking
Apply techniques related to process models, collaboration among team members, and continuous long-term improvement
A precise guide with examples to illustrate practical benefits
In Detail
Given the nature of the business environment today, organizations that want to build value-added enterprise PHP applications need a team of PHP people rather than an individual. You've got a team! What next? Customizing such applications to meet with organizational objectives and maintaining these applications over time can be quite a tedious task for your team with so many people involved.
In this book, you will explore how you can break up complex PHP projects into simple sub-parts that multiple team members can work on. The book highlights the use of the MVC pattern for separating concerns in the application and agile principles to deliver code that works. You will learn to blend the simplicity and power of PHP with evolving software engineering principles and tools to easily develop code that is easy to maintain. With this book in hand, you know how to avoid getting muddled up while working in a team and achieve success on your project with effective team work.
Organizations choose PHP as the preferred language for complex web applications because it is battle tested, hardened over time, and proven to work. Thus, chances of the software project you are involved with being PHP-based, are very high. Soon, you will need to explore the technical as well as non-technical aspects that are important to achieve success in PHP team projects of this kind. This book starts by explaining the need for teams working on complex software projects. You learn how you can divide the complexity of PHP projects with the help of the MVC pattern and the use of frameworks. It then discusses the need for a process and how you can choose the right process. It teaches you how to use agile principles to deliver working software for customers, and how to make sure that the team collaborates effectively. Towards the end, the book emphasizes continuous improvement in process and product as well as the people involved. You learn how to ensure that your team is open to change and user feedback, and has the right mindset about quality and other project-related aspects.
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184 pages, Paperback
First published August 1, 2009
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June 13, 2011
Se non avete mai lavorato su un progetto più grosso delle solite 5 paginette web, questo manuale può essere utile per capire come organizzarsi, sia in team che non. Per tutti gli altri, soprattutto se hanno già qualche infarinatura di sviluppo agile, è una perdita di tempo. I concetti spiegati non sono molti, e spesso ripete le stesse cose due o tre volte con parole diverse. Per di più non sono approfonditi: non si può liquidare un argomento come il versioning, o la continuous integration o lo Scrum in 3-4 pagine. E senza dare nessun suggerimento pratico, ma rimanendo sempre e solo sul teorico vago.
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