Enterprise PHP (Zend UK Business Conference)
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The document discusses best practices for enterprise PHP development. It uses building a skyscraper as a metaphor for developing large PHP projects. It recommends hiring experienced engineers, creating an architecture and technical design before development, using frameworks and tools to provide stability and productivity, implementing design patterns and testing, and optimizing performance through caching and accelerators. The key steps are recruitment, architecture, tools, foundation, design patterns, testing, and optimization.
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