Stephan Schmidt has posted some great news to the PHP-Tools blog today - the O'Reilly book he's been working on "PHP Design Patterns" has been completed and sent off to press.

The work of the last six months is finally bearing fruit and I will be able to spend my spare time on coding again instead of just writing. If you wondered, why patTemplate or any of my other open source projects did not show any progress, this announcement should answer your questions.

I put nearly all of my thoughts on software architecture, OO design and patterns into this book and thus it consists of 370 pages dealing with OO development in PHP 5.1, creational patterns, structural patterns, behavioural patterns as well as enterprise patterns and MVC architectures. Furthermore it covers SPL, Propel and patTemplate to provide some real-life examples of the patterns.

A note to all readers out there, though - the book is in German (despite the English title). If you want to check out a sample bit of code from the book or just want to get more information on it, check out it's website.

Stephan Schmidt has posted some great news to the PHP-Tools blog today - the O'Reilly book he's been working on "PHP Design Patterns" has been completed and sent off to press.

The work of the last six months is finally bearing fruit and I will be able to spend my spare time on coding again instead of just writing. If you wondered, why patTemplate or any of my other open source projects did not show any progress, this announcement should answer your questions.

I put nearly all of my thoughts on software architecture, OO design and patterns into this book and thus it consists of 370 pages dealing with OO development in PHP 5.1, creational patterns, structural patterns, behavioural patterns as well as enterprise patterns and MVC architectures. Furthermore it covers SPL, Propel and patTemplate to provide some real-life examples of the patterns.

A note to all readers out there, though - the book is in German (despite the English title). If you want to check out a sample bit of code from the book or just want to get more information on it, check out it's website.

George Schlossnagle has a quic note of congratulations to Theo Schlossnagle on his upcoming book release.

Theo has been working on a book for Sams, "Scalable Internet Architectures", covering the proper ways to ensure that your site and systems will be up to handling whatever load (and kinds of load) is thrown their way. It looks at the traditional ways of handling issues that come up as well as some new tricks for those on a smaller budget.

The book hasn't been released yet (July 2006), but you can preorder it now from your favorite retailer online.

George Schlossnagle has a quic note of congratulations to Theo Schlossnagle on his upcoming book release.

Theo has been working on a book for Sams, "Scalable Internet Architectures", covering the proper ways to ensure that your site and systems will be up to handling whatever load (and kinds of load) is thrown their way. It looks at the traditional ways of handling issues that come up as well as some new tricks for those on a smaller budget.

The book hasn't been released yet (July 2006), but you can preorder it now from your favorite retailer online.