Reviewing: Zend Framework 1.8 Web Application Development

Published on Oct 14, 2009

I was contacted yesterday by Packt Publishing to review the book, Zend Framework 1.8 Web Application Development by Keith Pope.

The contents of the book look real appetizing, so I'm pretty anxious to sit on my new couch and get to soaking it in--the book, I mean, not the couch. Until then however, we can all be satisfied by checking out his blog, of which I am now subscribed to, or teasing ourselves with the free online chapter he was so generous to provide to us.

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rob Zienert

I was blessed with being born into a tech-savvy family: my dad being a vehicle engineer at Ford and my mom a database programmer — it only made sense that I put my genetic inheritance to good use, so here I am. Whether it be application architecture, code reviews, or any flavor of voodoo-techno-whizbang; its my job to make sure your application or web site functions technically.

Outside of the office, I have the pleasure of serving on the Program Advisory Committee for Full Sail University’s Web Design and Development Bachelor Program. But alas, not all I do is work, oh-no. I’m super passionate about fast, sexy cars (and bikes), painting, coffee, watching the History channel, and playing paintball. I also play a lot of Modern Warfare 2 on XBox (Gamertag: Pievendor).

Oh! How could I forget: My nickname around town is RZA, like the rapper, because I’m so convincingly street.