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Table of contents

I got a few requests for the table of contest of the Enterprise PHP book. Here it is:

Part 1 - Background

1. From the attic to the cubicle
2. PHP in the enterprise

Part 2 - Enterprise Development

3. The team
4. Requirements Gathering
5. Planning
6. Architecture
7. Tools
8. Building blocks
9. Security
10. Development
11. Quality Assurance
12. Optimization
13. Deployment
14. Implementation
15. Operations
16. Maintenance

Part 3 - the big picture

17. Development Methodologies
18. Project Management

As you can see, the entire development lifecycle is covered. Many of this applies to other languages than PHP as well, but I've focussed it on PHP development projects.

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2 Responses to “Table of contents”

  1. Book Review: php|architect’s Guide to Enterprise PHP Development :: HTMList.com Says:
    June 30th, 2008 at 6:52 pm

    […] office purchased a copy of php|architect’s Guide to Enterprise PHP Development (TOC) by Ivo Jansch last week, and I called dibs on the review. In it, Jansch sets out to identify tools […]

  2. Williams Mendez Says:
    June 27th, 2009 at 3:38 am

    i want to buy the book…which is your opinion about the book??

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