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Book coming along nicely, plus removing require_once from Zend Framework

Posted on 01/06/2009 at 08:52 PM

Just thought I would update the progress of the book, I am now on the final two chapters and the 1st draft version should be complete in about 3 weeks YAY!

I have been busy updating the Storefront over the weekend, which now has been optimized for the performance chapter and includes Model caching (which I hope is working....)

Anyway I will leave you with a nice little Ant Task for removing the require_once statements from the Zend library :)

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  1. <target name="deploy">
  2.         <echo message="---- Removing require_once ----" />
  3.         <replaceregexp byline="true">
  4.             <regexp pattern="require_once 'Zend/"/>
  5.             <substitution expression="// require_once 'Zend/"/>
  6.             <fileset dir="${basedir}/library/Zend" excludes="**/*Autoloader.php" includes="**/*.php" />
  7.         </replaceregexp>
  8.     </target>
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Comments

Nice! I’m tuned!

When you will publish to the public? Will be available a draft version?

Posted by Ivo Monteiro  on  03/06/2009  at  03:35 PM

Not too sure on a publish date yet, still need to update the first few chapters to be 1.8 as I started in at 1.5 I think hehe The draft may be available on early release but the publisher will make that choice :)

Posted by [MuTe]  on  03/06/2009  at  09:12 PM

Excellent! I enjoy reading your blog and I’m eager to purchase the book when it arrives on the shelves.

Posted by Damian Nicholson  on  06/06/2009  at  11:24 PM
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