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Build Your Own PHP Framework - Scott Preston

Build Your Own PHP Framework

Scott Preston
unknown , English
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There's a lot of different PHP frameworks out there. Some are big some, are small. But I doubt they do things exactly the way you want it.

You could take the plunge and "hope" you find one that meets your needs and makes you productive... Or You Could Build Your Own!

In fact, all of the frameworks that exist, started out because someone wanted to do things a little different, this book shows you how!

Table of Contents
1. Introduction2. Overview of Major PHP Frameworks3. Overview of Minor PHP Frameworks4. Reason To Build Your Own Framework5. GinPHP - A Framework Template6. To MVC or not to MVC7. (MVC) Routing8. (MVC) Models & Data Access9. (MVC) Views & PHP Files10. (MVC) Controllers11. Helpers & Libraries12. Form Components13. Error Handling & Validation14. JavaScript & Ajax15. Theming16. Testing17. Wrap-Up
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