The PHP Anthology: 101 Essential Tips, Tricks and Hacks, 2nd Edition (Paperback)

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"The PHP Anthology: 101 Essential Tips, Tricks & Hacks," 2nd Edition is a collection of powerful PHP 5 solutions to the most common programming problems. Featuring best-practice code and a commonsense approach to development, this book includes coverage of: Manage errors gracefully. Build functional forms, tables, and SEO-friendly URLs. Reduce load time with client- and server-side caching. Produce and utilize web services with XML. Secure your site using access control systems. Easily work with files, emails, and images. And much more The question and answer format will allow you to to quickly find and reference any of the 101 solutions, saving you hours of Internet research or painful trial & error. All solutions are fully explained and the ready-to-use code is available for download. From the Publisher "A comprehensive collection of ready-to-use PHP solutions!" Over 100 easy-to understand PHP tips, tricks and hacks. Save hours of time with "copy and paste" ready code. All solutions are fully explained by five PHP gurus. Learn the very latest object oriented PHP techniques. And so much more... Each chapter of this book is laid out in a problem-solution format. We'll start with a common PHP problem that you may face, and then provide a concise solution to that problem. In some cases, when the topic warrants it, we'll give you a brief discussion of the solution to provide context. The chapters are grouped to cover the major areas of PHP. Inside, you'll find solutions to the most common challenges that PHP developers face. What Slashdot.org Says "The chapters on error handling and access control are alone worth the price of the book"

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Ben Balbo was born in Germany, grew up in the UK, lives in Melbourne, and likes Guinness. While he isn't drinking Guinness (which is most of the time in Melbourne, as it just doesn't taste the same), he earns a living as a PHP developer and trainer, security consultant, and Open Source developer. He has been known to talk in public about web development-related topics, which comes as part of the package of being on the committees of both the Melbourne PHP User Group and Open Source Developers' Club. Although he wouldn't admit this, he participates at this level only in order to go to restaurants or pubs after the meetings.

Harry Fuecks is a technical writer, programmer, and system engineer. He has worked in corporate IT since 1994, having completed a Bachelor's degree in Physics. He first came across PHP in 1999, while putting together a small Intranet. Today, he's the lead developer of a corporate Extranet, where PHP plays an important role in delivering a unified platform for numerous back office systems.

Davey Shafik is a full time PHP Developer with many year of experience in PHP and related technologies. An avid magazine writer and book author, Davey keeps his mind sharp by trying to tackle problems from a unique perspective.

Ligaya Turmelle is a full-time goddess, occasional PHP programmer, and obsessive world traveler. Actively involved with the PHP community as a founding Principal of phpwomen.org, administrator at codewalkers.com, roving reporter for the Developer Zone on Zend.com, and PHP blogger and long-time busybody of #phpc on freenode, she hopes to one day actually meet the people she talks to. When not sitting at her computer staring at the screen, Ligaya can usually be found either playing golf, scuba diving, snorkeling, kayaking, hiking, or just playing with the dogs outside. Ligaya Turmelle is a Zend Certified Engineer.

Matthew Weier O'Phinney is a full-time father of two and spends his free time developing in PHP. He is a PEAR developer, core contributor to Zend Framework, and all-around PHP 5 proponent-though PHP 6 cannot come soon enough for him.

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   6 of 6 people found the following review helpful: 2.0 out of 5 stars Disordered and misleading, 14 Oct 2008 By  J. J. Montes Llorca - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)    I had read some PHP books and I have some years of experience with PHP myself. I got interested on this because it claims to cover PHP5 and the subtitle "101 essential tips" sounded like something one could read through while discovering interesting facts about PHP and PHP5. The book however is not consistent across chapters. Each author writes examples in a different way and chapters cover only particular needs. But it even fails to serve as a cookbook as examples are often uncomplete, not applicable to real life, or tagged with messages like "will throw errors in PHP5". In my opinion it will be a bad reference for beginners (it is misleading as it teachs some techniques of questionable use), and professionals will likely find it shallow. Apart from gathering some interesting changes from PHP4 to PHP5 (but failing to show them in deep), I don't think I'll ever be able to use it again. Comment Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? Yes No (Report this) Share your thoughts with other customers: Create your own review › See all customer reviews...		Ad feedback   Search Customer Reviews Only search this product's reviews

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