Last Friday I received the book I mentioned earlier. I always use the cheapest shipping arrangements on Amazon where they tell you it can take about 30 days before you receive your order. Well – even while I am living in one of the outer areas called Middelburg of the Lower Lands (also known as The Netherlands, Le Pays Bas or Holland) – I always receive them in about 5 or 6 days!

Enough about my shipment euphoria’s

I started off with Dmitry’s book right away and though I haven’t found much time to read yet – I can tell it helps me in what I needed most in using the TYPO3 API: a clear breakup into sections and a nail-down on the classes and the class groups that exists. Thus providing some clarity on the whole – which I was in need for (no, not desperately ).

To be continued.

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I expect to recieve Dmitry’s book the end of this week on how to build extensions for TYPO3. The API sometimes is a mess for me and I am convinced his writing will help me understand the core of TYPO3 better, and become more advanced in programming extensions.

Most of the time I have written some extensions for custom requirements of my customers.

You can get Dmitry’s book on Amazon. Click to image to bring you there right away!

I will get back on this as soon as I start reading – but I have no doubt it is a worthy investment.

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