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PHP and OOP

Tweet PHP is mainly a procedural programming language. Procedural programming is so called because the program code gives a set of instructions (i.e. an algorithm) for processing a particular task or set of tasks. When programming in a procedural manner, the programmer usually breaks down the task/tasks in a top-down manner; this means the program [ READ MORE ]

Performance for Web Apps

Tweet When it comes to programming, there are two things that I enjoy doing the most: making things faster and improving security. The two sometimes come into conflict, because security often requires validation overhead, and performance often leads to cutting corners. Balancing the two is often loads of “fun.” That said, when it comes to [ READ MORE ]

Object Oriented Programming with PHP

TweetDraft Only Contents What is OOP What is an Object What is a class Commenting code Inheritance (Extending a class) Visibility (public, private, protected) Final Abstract Classes Static Methods and properities Interfaces PHP Class Functions get_declared_interaces() get_class() class_exists() get_declared_classes() Autoload Serializing Objects Overloading Class Constants Credits What is OOP OOP was first invented for the [ READ MORE ]