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1Willie_Dynomite
I'd like to move on past what I know and get into what I don't know. There's alot I don't know.
The arena is web development. The direction is web services.
I've learned PHP/mySQL pretty darn deeply. although I am aware it gets deeper. I have not utilized the ZEND framework other than using zendAMF to drive a flash website.
I am currently beginning my first introductory to using web services. I know how to take XML and do all I need with it as far as parsing/processing domnodes and trees with PHP. I use DOM functions, not simpleXML, even though both may be efficient. Thats just what I ended up aiming towards, DOM.
Right now I am reading this book Pro Web 2.0 mashups. And it is proving to be very difficult. I can tell the author is giving scripts that are gold, unfortunately I cannot use, and usually can't decipher them yet because of my n00b level. I'm not on that level yet. Everything is hypothetical in my own perspective because its not a working practice, and alot of it is new to me.
I use PHP/mySQL on Apache. I'm going to finish off this book, hopefully within the month. . .
Does anybody have any recommendations for a more "Layman's Guide" or "introduction to" - making a web mashup, or using web services?
As a hobbyist, I have adopted Joomla, and Dojo as frameworks/CMS. How much more valuable would Zend be? Would it be worth the effort for me to learn it, I'm not doing any major commercial dev. Am I headed anywhere in the right direction?
any comments, suggestions, as long as they would be comprehensive, are welcome.
Thank you.
The arena is web development. The direction is web services.
I've learned PHP/mySQL pretty darn deeply. although I am aware it gets deeper. I have not utilized the ZEND framework other than using zendAMF to drive a flash website.
I am currently beginning my first introductory to using web services. I know how to take XML and do all I need with it as far as parsing/processing domnodes and trees with PHP. I use DOM functions, not simpleXML, even though both may be efficient. Thats just what I ended up aiming towards, DOM.
Right now I am reading this book Pro Web 2.0 mashups. And it is proving to be very difficult. I can tell the author is giving scripts that are gold, unfortunately I cannot use, and usually can't decipher them yet because of my n00b level. I'm not on that level yet. Everything is hypothetical in my own perspective because its not a working practice, and alot of it is new to me.
I use PHP/mySQL on Apache. I'm going to finish off this book, hopefully within the month. . .
Does anybody have any recommendations for a more "Layman's Guide" or "introduction to" - making a web mashup, or using web services?
As a hobbyist, I have adopted Joomla, and Dojo as frameworks/CMS. How much more valuable would Zend be? Would it be worth the effort for me to learn it, I'm not doing any major commercial dev. Am I headed anywhere in the right direction?
any comments, suggestions, as long as they would be comprehensive, are welcome.
Thank you.
