Stefan Priebsch (28.Sep.2009)
Talk at CodeWorks 2009 (Atlanta) (English - US)
There is nothing wrong with procedural programming in PHP. However, as applications grow in size, age, and lifespan, you willneed object-oriented programming techniques to keep code readable, maintainable, and extensible.In this workshop, Stefan Priebsch,co-founder of thePHP.cc, will teach the attendees why and how to properly apply advanced OOP concepts to PHP code using real-worldexamples.To avoid reinventing the wheel, and help you write a well-structured web application, we will introduce importantarchitectural and design patterns (reusable solutions to commonly occurring problems). Knowing and understanding these designpatterns is an important precondition to successfully use frameworks and other third-party OOP code.Get equipped with asolid vocabulary of OOP techniques and best practices that will help you write better code, starting tomorrow.
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30.Sep.2009 at 14:41 by Susan Campbell
I really expected this session to be too advanced for me, but on the contrary, Stefan Priebsh actually cleared up many of the misunderstandings that I had about OOP in general. I have taken college courses that did not provide the clarity and information that was packed into this session. (And none of my college professors *ever* made beer analogies!)
01.Oct.2009 at 13:48 by Jim Rubenstein
lots of great information on how OOP can really be leveraged in everyone's PHP projects, got quite a bit of insight! Thanks Stefan!
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30.Sep.2009 at 14:39 by Dorea Hardy
Great session, learned so very very much ... would like to know when Stefan might write a book on this topic because I don't know how else I could possibly retain everything I learned!!