It covers whole area of theoretical blah blah blah along with some references to Yii and other frameworks.
Before reading, please consider these:
[list=1][]I’m not a native English, there may be and probably are many spelling mistakes. Please, forgive me.[]I have access only to a raw version, before formatting and language correction.[]I wasn’t able to include a few Qiang’s corrections and advices.[]This article shows my personal point of view and therefore many may not agree with arguments risen in it.[/list]
And beside of this, have a great lecture, if you only suffer to the very end, as article has 15 pages (A4 format)!
Thanks everyone for a warm welcome of this text. Since I had only around 20 hours for both preparation and writing, I was worried that produce hard to digest piece of text! :]
As for now I can only paste copy of Qiang’s e-mail sent to me after reading:
Actually, it was even less! :] I started that day about 9:00 am with travelling to different city to my boss, to get guides about what this article should look like. Then I have to come back. Including traffic jams etc. I started working around 1:00 pm and ended it around 1:00 am next day. Therefore actual writing was around 12 hours! :} I had no time or even chance prepare myself, because I got information that this article must be written a day before, in the evening with no ready specification for it’s length, topic or other guidelines. An the funniest part was that not earlier than like hour or two I started writing, I got info that this article must be English. All the time before I was assuming that it should be written in my native Polish! :]
No, coffee wasn’t required at all. If you have to do in the same time three things - research, write and send parts to my wife, for checking English, you don’t need it. It’s like your whole blood system would be filled with caffeine! :]
