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Build seven good object-oriented habits in PHP
In the early days of PHP programming, PHP code was limited to being procedural in nature. Procedural code is characterized by the use of procedures for the building blocks of the application. Procedures offer a certain level of reuse by allowing procedures to be called by other procedures. However, without object-oriented language constructs, a programmer can still introduce OO characteristics into PHP code. It's a tad more difficult and can make the code more difficult to read because it's mixing paradigms (procedural language with pseudo-OO design).PHP is the most widely-used language for programming on the web. Here are thirty best practices for beginners wanting to gain a firmer grasp of the fundamentals. Editor’s Note: The “Best Practices” series has been my baby for three articles now. However, due to my focus on the CI video series , I’ve decided to hand off this next entry to Glen. Having said that, I’m not very good at keeping my mouth shut!
30+ PHP Best Practices for Beginners | Nettuts+
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40+ Invaluable PHP Tutorials and Resources | Nettuts+
PHP is one of the most popular scripting languages on the internet today, and one of the easiest to get into. Whether you’re a PHP newbie, or an experienced code-slinger, there is always something new to discover. A function you’re unfamiliar with a killer timesaving tool, a technique that you forgot about… Jason Lengstorf shows how to build a very simply object-oriented Content Management System with PHP. While not a ready-to-use solution, due to a few security holes, it nonetheless does a good job at teaching a real-world use for PHP.
Practical PHP Programming | TuxRadar Linux
Practical PHP Programming Welcome to the new home of Practical PHP Programming - now updated for PHP 5.2. This is the definitive source for the book from now on, and you'll be pleased to know the entire book is hosted on a super-fast server so you should never have access troubles again. While updating the text, we have endeavoured to leave chapters in place even if we think they are no longer the smartest option - after all, it's not for us to decide what you should use.