Hanoi php day 2008 - 01.pham cong dinh - how.to.build.your.own.framework
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The document discusses building your own PHP framework and bridging the gap between PHP, OOP, and software architecture. It covers making judgments on developing a framework, understanding existing frameworks like CakePHP and Zend Framework, and taking a broader view of MVC architecture and implementing hierarchical model-view-controller (HMVC).
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Editor's Notes
- You need to think different. You can not see it in a 1999 manner. Java purist mindsets are obsolete