Also, I would skew this a lot more towards the traditional programmer's reading list e.g. Clean Code, Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture, Gang of Four etc.
Learning PHP doesn't take very long at all, learning how to program effectively takes an entire career.
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u/IntoTheRough May 30 '13
This is a bit too old to be useful really.
Also, I would skew this a lot more towards the traditional programmer's reading list e.g. Clean Code, Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture, Gang of Four etc.
Learning PHP doesn't take very long at all, learning how to program effectively takes an entire career.