Kirk Bailey wrote:
If I only had 1 book on php, what would it be?
I have to disagree with the php.net 'docs' being the best "book".
Though most of us will have a php.net tab open in your browser every
time we write code, it's not the same learning that comes with a good
book IMO. Reading a book can give a more robust understanding to a
language, perhaps especially when starting out. You get to listen in on
the author's perceptions of tools, theories of practice, etc.. which can
help with concepts, reasoning, and understanding etc..
Perhaps you start to get a similar type of learning with a good talk
list combined with php.net however... perhaps with a bit of spam. ;-)
Anyway, someone mentioned Larry Ullman's books and I'd have to second
that suggestion.
Donovan
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