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[Josh McCormack]

I got it from the publisher, too. I had the manuscript (which is 
gigantic) and managed to read through some of it. The stuff on OO 
programming with PHP makes it pretty easy to understand, the explanation 
of variable functions was very nice, and there's thankfully not a great 
deal of "PHP works this way, while C does..." which I never really get a 
great deal of value from.

I'll let you know as I get through more of it.

Josh


Hans C. Kaspersetz wrote:

> I can tell you this book makes a pretty good T.H.U.D. when it hits the 
> desk.  The cover even looks nice.  All kidding aside, when I have a 
> chance to read through it, I will let you guys know if the substance 
> makes as much a thud as the volume.
> 
> HCK
> 
> Mitch Pirtle wrote:
> 
> 
>>On 10/13/05, Adam Maccabee Trachtenberg <adam at trachtenberg.com> wrote:
>> 
>>
>>
>>>On Thu, 13 Oct 2005, Hans C. Kaspersetz wrote:
>>>
>>>   
>>>
>>>
>>>>Looks like a good book, it is certainly thick.
>>>>     
>>>>
>>>
>>>Don't judge a book by the width of its spine. :)
>>>   
>>>
>>
>>Back in the glory days of Big-6 consulting, that was called the
>>T.H.U.D. Factor(TM).
>>
>>In order to bill a client excessive amounts of cash for a
>>quickly-written paper, you needed to ensure an adequate T.H.U.D.
>>Factor for proper justification of funds appropriation to suit your
>>needs.
>>
>>Analysis of T.H.U.D. is simple - pick up the tome, drop it on your
>>desk, and measure the sound in decibels.
>>
>>-- Mitch
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