Book Review: Essential PHP Security
I read this book some time ago and as well as re-emphasizing some of the things I already knew about PHP security, it certainly brought a few finer points to my attention.
While the book is quite small at little over a hundred pages, what you get is pure. There’s no sidetracking onto this and that, this book is targeted one hundred percent at PHP development.
I’m no book expert, but I would definitely recommend this book to aspiring PHP developers and think it would also benefit some of the more experienced folk out there.
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Dave Marshall is a Software Engineer living near Hull, England. He works on various personal projects and is the Technical Manager at Childcare.co.uk
Dave specialises in web application development for the LAMP stack, but always tries to choose a tool set that is most fit for purpose.
Dave is a Zend Certified Engineer and a Member of the British Computer Soceity.