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In this book will illustrate how to use Parse.com as your own database backend, by creating a simple blog with posts and comments

I was given a copy to review but have been swamped lately and didn’t have time to get my own review finished. Christopher Pitt just reviewed it and from the part I read I agree with his observations.

No. This book is not an exhaustive reference of Laravel functionality, but then it doesn’t aim to be. It’s purpose is to demonstrate how to use Parse data storage in a concrete application, and that it does well.

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