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1 人中、1人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Great Web 2.0 Developer book for MongoDB and PHP!
2012/3/1
形式:ペーパーバック
I found this book to be very informative for someone who is interested in MongoDB and wants to learn the type of database architecture MongoDB supports. This book has a web-centric view where it shows step-by-step examples that anyone can follow. Every chapter has a review of what is covered in the chapter, and plenty of examples to illustrate the author's points.
My take on this subject is from the Database Administrator point of view, and here I found the book to be a little light on substance, but this book is clearly not marketed to that segment but to developers. Some of the advanced topics covered in this book are MapReduce, GridFS and Geospatial location and on these topics this book excels.
This book would be a fine addition to any bookshelf and will have a special place in mine. It clearly shows the power of MongoDB and PHP in a Web 2.0 environment and would be a great reference to anyone in Web development.
My take on this subject is from the Database Administrator point of view, and here I found the book to be a little light on substance, but this book is clearly not marketed to that segment but to developers. Some of the advanced topics covered in this book are MapReduce, GridFS and Geospatial location and on these topics this book excels.
This book would be a fine addition to any bookshelf and will have a special place in mine. It clearly shows the power of MongoDB and PHP in a Web 2.0 environment and would be a great reference to anyone in Web development.
1 人中、1人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
A useful book for those getting started with MongoDB
2012/1/24
形式:ペーパーバック
I recently was provided with an eBook review copy of PHP and MongoDB Web Development from Packt Publishing, by Rubayeet Islam. Being interested in MongoDB, though a bit out of date with my PHP development, I read through the book fairly quickly.
As the title indicates, the author focuses on using MongoDB to provide the storage back-end for PHP web applications. After a short introduction to the basic concepts behind MongoDB, we get a walk-through of installing MongoDB and getting PHP to talk with it, before starting in on building a blog. It's a safe example, since a blog is a reasonable candidate for a document store like MongoDB. It also provides a way to address one of the big design questions when using MongoDB, which is when to use embedded documents and when to store references. To my mind the question is glossed over a bit too quickly, but it is discussed.
Additional projects like session management and geolocation get a bit off-track, as a lot of time is spent describing the concepts rather than MongoDB, but the meatier sections that get into topics like Map-Reduce (creating a tag cloud) and web analytics are certainly worthwhile. I did feel that the chapter reviewing two MongoDB management tools could have been skipped, since the information will likely be out of date within a couple of months.
Overall, this is a reasonable beginner's guide, as its subtitle indicates. There's a great deal of PHP code filling its pages, which will give you a starting point if you need a boost to get going. Reading through it will give you the basics about MongoDB, and a bit more -- hints on indexing, optimizing, and Map-Reduce will keep you running. A lot of the information felt cursory, and I would have appreciated more depth, but that's probably just me wanting more than a beginner's introduction. Perhaps more relevant were my concerns about the copy-editing and grammar. I didn't notice any actual errors, but the grammar is quite rough and it made me wonder. It may make me old-fashioned these days, but I still expect my books to be well-edited and grammatically correct. The issue didn't get directly in the way of the information to be had, but it's still a pity. Nonetheless, if you're a PHP developer and you're looking to get started with MongoDB, you'll doubtless find this a useful book.
As the title indicates, the author focuses on using MongoDB to provide the storage back-end for PHP web applications. After a short introduction to the basic concepts behind MongoDB, we get a walk-through of installing MongoDB and getting PHP to talk with it, before starting in on building a blog. It's a safe example, since a blog is a reasonable candidate for a document store like MongoDB. It also provides a way to address one of the big design questions when using MongoDB, which is when to use embedded documents and when to store references. To my mind the question is glossed over a bit too quickly, but it is discussed.
Additional projects like session management and geolocation get a bit off-track, as a lot of time is spent describing the concepts rather than MongoDB, but the meatier sections that get into topics like Map-Reduce (creating a tag cloud) and web analytics are certainly worthwhile. I did feel that the chapter reviewing two MongoDB management tools could have been skipped, since the information will likely be out of date within a couple of months.
Overall, this is a reasonable beginner's guide, as its subtitle indicates. There's a great deal of PHP code filling its pages, which will give you a starting point if you need a boost to get going. Reading through it will give you the basics about MongoDB, and a bit more -- hints on indexing, optimizing, and Map-Reduce will keep you running. A lot of the information felt cursory, and I would have appreciated more depth, but that's probably just me wanting more than a beginner's introduction. Perhaps more relevant were my concerns about the copy-editing and grammar. I didn't notice any actual errors, but the grammar is quite rough and it made me wonder. It may make me old-fashioned these days, but I still expect my books to be well-edited and grammatically correct. The issue didn't get directly in the way of the information to be had, but it's still a pity. Nonetheless, if you're a PHP developer and you're looking to get started with MongoDB, you'll doubtless find this a useful book.
Great Book
2012/2/17
形式:ペーパーバック
I enjoyed reading and building along with the book "PHP and MongoDB Web Development". The book is logically organized and contains many helpful hints and tutorials. I felt the content appropriately addressed the target audience, individuals with some background in web development looking to increase their exposure to a new technology. For me, the best part of the book is the useful examples and exercises, specifically using MongoDB to implement a session manager for clustered web applications, geospacial indexing, and web analytics with asynchronous writes. I found the exercises given in the book to be very relevant to the strengths of MongoDB. Furthermore, the book gives a good introduction to the Map/Reduce concept and provides good examples for those who may not be familiar with it.
I thought the author did a nice job of illustrating the fact that while MongoDB has many benefits, it's not the perfect fit for every need. There are even times when it can and should be used with a relational database system and the author gives examples of when this would be an effective use and when it would not. The book provides good resources for those readers wanting to delve a bit deeper into more advanced uses and aspects of MongoDB.
Overall, I found "PHP and MongoDB Web Development" to be an excellent reference for building applications with MongoDB. I would, and will, recommend this book to all of my developer colleagues.
I thought the author did a nice job of illustrating the fact that while MongoDB has many benefits, it's not the perfect fit for every need. There are even times when it can and should be used with a relational database system and the author gives examples of when this would be an effective use and when it would not. The book provides good resources for those readers wanting to delve a bit deeper into more advanced uses and aspects of MongoDB.
Overall, I found "PHP and MongoDB Web Development" to be an excellent reference for building applications with MongoDB. I would, and will, recommend this book to all of my developer colleagues.
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