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| − | The aim of ZK Essentials is to provide a step by step resource for a developer to address the creation of a substantial application using ZK. Each chapter navigates a particular ZK topic and explains in | + | The aim of ZK Essentials is to provide a step by step resource for a developer to address the creation of a substantial application using ZK. Each chapter navigates through a particular ZK topic and explains in detail why certain choices and implementation techniques were chosen over others in context of the application. |
| − | The book chooses a shopping cart | + | The book chooses a shopping cart application as a platform to explore ZK. By the end of this book you should be able to gather enough information about ZK techniques and practices to implement a custom Web application. |
The book starts off by introducing ZK and its architecture then moves into the creation of the application. | The book starts off by introducing ZK and its architecture then moves into the creation of the application. | ||
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The aim of ZK Essentials is to provide a step by step resource for a developer to address the creation of a substantial application using ZK. Each chapter navigates through a particular ZK topic and explains in detail why certain choices and implementation techniques were chosen over others in context of the application.
The book chooses a shopping cart application as a platform to explore ZK. By the end of this book you should be able to gather enough information about ZK techniques and practices to implement a custom Web application.
The book starts off by introducing ZK and its architecture then moves into the creation of the application.