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If you already have some background knowledge of PHP and OOP, this is a great way to get started with Symfony. I'd recommend following the book's code snippets as you go along, this really helped me to remember what I read and gain a better understanding of the framework. After a thorough read (or several!) I feel confident that I can make a start on a project.
All is said in the title of my critic AND NOT in the title of the book. "A gentle introduction..." is not only an introduction but a complete review of how to build a web site with Symfony from the beginning to the end. In fact for a beginner, i strongly advice him to begin with this book. It's well written, clear, and concise. Then he won't take a long time to realize that Symfony is a GREAT web framework and that this book is at least the first part of its Bible.
After i recommend to attack the book on advanced aspects of Symfony by the same authors. By the same authors, the 24-days tutorial on the fictive web site jobeet is just an application and to my opinion is a bad choice for a first read (but maybe a good one after "A gentle introduction...". The reference guide is almost useless as it's in fact poorly documented with little comments or examples.
After i recommend to attack the book on advanced aspects of Symfony by the same authors. By the same authors, the 24-days tutorial on the fictive web site jobeet is just an application and to my opinion is a bad choice for a first read (but maybe a good one after "A gentle introduction...". The reference guide is almost useless as it's in fact poorly documented with little comments or examples.
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A googd book for a good framework
7 Aug 2010
I really like this book. It is easy to read and understand, lots of examples and hints. It is the holly bible of symfony.
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