ID:               21970
 Updated by:       [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Reported By:      philip at cornado dot com
-Status:           Assigned
+Status:           Open
 Bug Type:         Documentation problem
 Operating System: all
 PHP Version:      Irrelevant
 Assigned To:      aidan
 New Comment:

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Previous Comments:
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[2006-11-07 03:03:35] akaka at kadkad dot com

asdsd

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[2005-09-09 20:53:07] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Newbies don't use the manual for just reference purposes, it is quite
on the contrary.

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[2005-09-09 11:59:09] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

>- techniques.patterns
>PHP 4 / 5 singleton + factory patterns

Before you'll do such an evil thing consider writing an article
"patterns misusing borders". There was once a good article about that
on phppatterns, but the site seems to be closed. And consider new
chapters like "Debugging PHP" and "Debugging Patterns" first. My IMHO,
but before patterns one should use project planning tools like
rationale to avoid his mind wasting time doing coding for coding. Also
consider alternative chapter "Framework approach" with OO,
function-like and pattern-built framework problems overview. I know
this is complicated, but these are questions every developer is
interested in - not about what is patterns and how they cool. Patterns
are good in reversed languages like Java and mostly for complex
projects with complicated structure (observers). Without project
planning and product development methodologies patterns are not
maintanable.

>- techniques.magic-quotes
>Info moved and aggregated from the security / faq
>
>- techniques.register-globals
>Info moved and aggregated from the security / faq

No. Security features should be in securty section. Users should not
read through all PHP manual and especially through patterns just to
figure out how to secure their server.

>* All the material in the features section will be 
>incorporated into the techniques section.

I think there is clear distinction from "language feature" and
"techniques of using language feature"

+ Using PHP in... 
...scripting (command line)
...scripting (application)
...integration (Java)
...integration (.NET)
...platform independent/dependent
...interfaces (smarty, GTK, plugins)
...enterprise
...PHP bussiness dictionary (like what is thin client, multitier arch
and so on - the basics everybody is speaking about, but nobody wants to
explain in common words)

Well, seems like all this info is subject to separate documentation
pack - it can contain a lot of info and clutter search results for
those newbies, who use PHP manual solely as reference to functions and
PHP bugs.


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[2005-09-09 09:33:27] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Hmm, forgot about this in my last reply, but if we're adding "common
techniques" and such we should add a techniques.design.pagination, as
it's something extremely common that I see a lot of new programmers
asking about.

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[2005-09-09 09:27:40] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Certainly techniques.patterns should be techniques.design.patterns?

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