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| Wizumwalt@gmail.com 2006-02-28, 6:57 pm |
| Hey all, very new to PHP and want to try it out on a project (on which
I have lots of time to learn) that authenticates logins, manages users
and groups, and which pages they get access to.
Normally I do a lot of work in Java and use different MVC frameworks
like webwork, spring, hibernate, etc.
Anyone point me in the directions of examples and great books that I
need to know to do this right?
Any help much appreciated.
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| Matt Childs 2006-02-28, 6:57 pm |
| Wizumwalt@gmail.com wrote:
> Hey all, very new to PHP and want to try it out on a project (on which
> I have lots of time to learn) that authenticates logins, manages users
> and groups, and which pages they get access to.
>
> Normally I do a lot of work in Java and use different MVC frameworks
> like webwork, spring, hibernate, etc.
>
> Anyone point me in the directions of examples and great books that I
> need to know to do this right?
>
> Any help much appreciated.
>
A great book is 'PHP 5 Power Programming' by Gutmans, Bakken and Rethans
Prentice Hall/PTR Press). It's a good overview with a lot of examples
and goes beyond just scratching the surface.
For a good MVC framework try WASP (http://wasp.sourceforge.net) My
company uses it and I am a contributor to the project.
Matt
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| Wizumwalt@gmail.com 2006-02-28, 6:57 pm |
| Thanks, I was looking for something that more than scratches the
surface.
Most importantly, I find that being new to something, I'm always asking
questions about whats the "best practice" approach of doign it.
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| you will soon find php.net to be great source of everything about PHP
all those books are just reprints of some part of php.net ;-)
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