Thanks Richard, actually your comments really help. As I said to a few
others who replied directly, I feel like it is something I ought to be
doing. But most of my development is small-scale and I work alone. There
is no external pressure to do so. Furthermore, I fear that if I were to
For a really good overview of the OO programming read Thinking in Java by
Bruce Eckel. What you learn can then easily be applied to your coding
practices in PHP.
The author has made the book available for free from his site
www.mindview.com
[snip]
For a really good overview of the OO programming read Thinking in Java by
Bruce Eckel. What you learn can then easily be applied to your coding
practices in PHP.
The author has made the book available for free from his site
www.mindview.com
[/snip]
Try http://www.mindview.net
HTH!
Paul == Paul Dionne [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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Paul So, I guess my point is that if people want to encourage use
Paul of OO programming, they need to use more examples in their
Paul books instead of what is easy.
If i can suggest...
I'm working on a project for the Quebec Junior Major Hockey league and i
found out that objects can be quite usefull in a large scale web application
like this one.
What i am doing is an object that connects to the database and stores
pertinent information into it. Also, i
I want to point something out to aspiring authors. The truth is, that few
books and web pages out there show examples using OO methods. For example,
the book I use as my primary reference has one chapter on OO PHP and that
is it. The rest of the examples in the book are in regular
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