It is rare to buy and like a good book, "PHP Core Technology and Best Practices".
In a few days, I took a rough look at it first, and summarized what the whole thing is like, how to read and how to learn.
1. 14 chapters in total;
2. Chapters 1 and 2 talk about PHP OOP;
The first chapter focuses on the comparison between PHP's OOP and Java, etc., facing the conceptual issues of object development, the special features of PHP's OOP, and gives code examples;
3. Chapters 3, 4, and 5 provide a detailed explanation of a certain basic technology application;
Chapter 3 talks about regular expressions (md, why do I always forget about this after reading it...);
Chapter 4 talks about network technology, including HTTP protocol, socket, packet capture, cURL, SMTP and other application layer applications;
Chapter 5 talks about PHP and databases, including basic database concepts, PDO and MySQL;
4. Chapters 6 and 7 talk about PHP templates and expansion;
Basically, we talk about concepts first, and then focus on practice (code);
5. Chapters 8, 9, and 10 talk about caching
First cache, then Memcached, then Redis
6. Others
High-performance network architecture (connecting the previous to the next to prepare for learning more advanced content in the future);
Code debugging and testing;
Hash algorithm;
PHP coding specifications;
It can be said that the overall structure is clear and can be done piece by piece. However, when looking at the process, I feel that I am really lacking in coding. Code well and record well~