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Posted by Rory Browne on 05/14/05 14:15
> I only really put in the bit about the community site as a sort of statement
> about where I would like to go in my php quest. When I recently looked at
> asp.net, Microsoft had a Community starter kit/framework which included all
> the basic modules/applications needed to get such a site up and running and
> detailed documentation about it's design and implementation.
If you're looking for a php equivlent of the ASP.NET framework, then
the php interpreter has a lot of the ASP.NET framework functionality
built in. For the remainder, of the ASP.NET framework functionality,
in PHP you should take it on a case by case basis. For example if you
need database abstraction(a similar set of functions for accessing
different types of database) you can use PEAR::DB or ADODB.
Most of what you need however is built into the php interpretor.
The php documentation is Excellent. I used it to learn php from
scratch, and I've yet to come across better, or easier to understand
docs.
> I have found most of the suggestions/comments to be useful, some a little to
> personal and insulting than was warranted.
I don't think any post on the list was meant to be personal, or
insulting, and it would be a pity if you took it in that way. Perhaps
you received some private replys, that we didn't see, but I think
perhaps the post that could be most easly interpreted as a personal
insult would have been my own, where I pointed out the Guide for new
members, and ESR's smart questions guide.
The new members guide is, as far as I know, sent to the list
regularly(albeit not frequently), and ESR's guide is usually sent to
anyone who posts to the list saying they're new, or asks for advice on
how best to use the list. I assure you that none of my points were
intended to insult, and apologise if you took them out of their
intended scope.
> Anyway thank you for your time and suggestions, I will try to make my
> questions more focused and clear in the future.
>
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