Is there a good Book Resource on modular web application architecture? [closed]

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I am asking this question because of Zend Framework. I really like it but still the way it offers modularity is not really flexible. For instance a lot of us at first create default and admin module , b开发者_如何学Pythonut in reality it is not reusable. In fact admin should be not a module but some paradigm that takes care of every single module's admin side (like a plug-in manager).

So, anyhow, is there are Good book on Architecture of Modular Web Application?

P.S. sorry if this is a duplicate.

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Yes, there are several. But there is only one that is an absolute must read in the web framework world:

Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture:

• Amazon
• Barnes & Noble

It is the de facto standard book with all patterns used through Zend Framework, and almost all other web frameworks. The Front Controller, the Router, the Service Layer, they all come from this book.

You can find a good summary on the web at Fowler's site

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Take a look at Zend Framework 1.8 Zend Application Development.

There is a chapter about creating administration module, which is something you called 'some paradigm…'.