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      <title><![CDATA[TechBookReviews.com: The Definitive Guide to Symfony]]></title>
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<i>Michael Kimsal</i> <a href="http://fosterburgess.com/kimsal/?p=360">points out</a> a new review on the TechBookReviews.com website from <i>Aaron Wormus</i> covering <a href="http://techbookreviews.com/w/?p=7">The Definitive Guide to Symfony</a>.
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<p>From the review:</p>
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The Definitive Guide to Symfony (which we'll call "the symfony book" from here on out) is an Open Source book written as a companion to the <a href="http://www.symfony-project.com/">symfony PHP framework</a>. Written by two of the most prominent names in the symfony community, Francois Zaninotto and Fabien Potencier, the symfony book is serves as not only a wealth of information for symfony developers, but also the de facto symfony manual.
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<i>Aaron</i> <a href="http://techbookreviews.com/w/?p=7">talks about</a> the contents of the book (introductory material, details on the "core architecture" of the framework, etc) and some of his thoughts on the book - good overall, but had a few minor issues that he had in reading it.
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