Perhaps you’ve not seen the news on Twitter, Facebook, or the mailing list. If so, you may not know that I’m actively working on a new book and course about Zend Expressive.
Perhaps you’ve not seen the news on Twitter, Facebook, or the mailing list. If so, you may not know that I’m actively working on a new book and course about Zend Expressive.
It’s called: Zend Expressive Essentials.
Ever since ZendCon 2016, I’ve been thinking about turning my Zend Expressive talk into a book and course. I had a load of reasons both for and against. However, I couldn’t shake the excitement around doing so. And have decided to do it!
A lot of the books and online courses you typically see want to teach you every little thing about a topic — nothing wrong with that. I’m taking the opposite approach.
I’m not throwing everything at you. Instead, I’m giving you the essentials that you need to know so that you can create applications with Zend Expressive ASAP!
Sure, there are loads of things that you could know. However, if you don’t have the right foundation, you can waste time diving in and out of so many things and make no real progress. So get yourself off to the right start with this book and course.
Sound exciting? Here’s a snapshot of what you’ll learn:
Whether you’re interested in creating APIs, or page-based output, you won’t be disappointed. You’ll learn how to create applications which do both.
I don’t have an estimated completion date as yet. However, over the coming weeks, as I get more of the material together, I’ll have an expected completion date for you.
If you want to know more, please share your email with me. That way, I’ll know if you’re interested and be able to share progress updates and loads more with you. What’s more, you’ll get a cheeky discount for being involved so early on too.
Matt
PS I’m already tweeting out progress updates on Twitter. I sure hope you’re keen and will jump on board this project.
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