Packt Publishing PHP 5 CMS Framework Development 2nd (2010).pdf

PHP 5 CMS

Framework Development

Second Edition

Expert insight and practical guidance to create

an efficient, flexible, and robust web-oriented

PHP 5 framework

Martin Brampton

BIRMINGHAM - MUMBAI

PHP 5 CMS Framework Development

Second Edition

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First published: October 2007

Second Edition: August 2010

Production Reference: 1120810

Published by Packt Publishing Ltd.

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Author

Martin Brampton

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About the Author

Martin Brampton is now primarily a software developer and writer, but he

started out studying mathematics at Cambridge University. He then spent a number

of years helping to create the so-called legacy, which remained in use far longer than

he ever expected. He worked on a variety of major systems in areas like banking and

insurance, spiced with occasional forays into technical areas such as cargo ship hull

design and natural gas pipeline telemetry.

After a decade of heading IT for an accountancy irm, a few years as a director

of a leading analyst irm, and an MA degree in Modern European Philosophy,

Martin inally returned to his interest in software, but this time transformed into

web applications. He found PHP5, which its well with his prejudice in favor of

programming languages that are interpreted and strongly object oriented.

Utilizing PHP, Martin took on development of useful extensions for the Mambo (and

now also Joomla!) systems, and then became leader of the team developing Mambo

itself. More recently, he has written a complete, new generation CMS named Aliro,

many aspects of which are described in this book. He has also created a common API

to enable add-on applications to be written with a single code base for Aliro, Joomla!

(1.0 and 1.5), and Mambo.

All in all, Martin is now interested in many aspects of web development and hosting;

he consequently has little spare time. But his focus remains on object-oriented

software with a web slant, much of which is open source. He runs Black Sheep

Research, which provides software, speaking and writing services, and also

manages web servers for himself and his clients.

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