PHP - Procedural To Object-Oriented
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The document provides an overview of object-oriented programming (OOP) in PHP, discussing its benefits such as code reuse, structure, and better separation of responsibilities. It emphasizes the importance of good object-oriented design practices, including adherence to naming conventions and use of design patterns like MVC. Additionally, it offers insights into managing dependencies and outlines how to implement OOP principles to improve code clarity and maintainability.
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PHP - Procedural To Object-Oriented
- 2. The Current Situation Object-Oriented Introduction Basics, concepts, terminology & examples Object-Oriented Benefits Code re-use, portability, structure, meaning, control, separation of responsibility, time, reduce dependencies and more
- 3. Most scripts & tutorials all procedural or show bad understanding of OO PHP’s unique history Template language & PHP/FI 2.0 “ evolved” over time with OO features Good OO finally starting to emerge PHP5 released in 2004 Zend Framework Symfony Project
- 5. That was easy! Add “Object-Oriented PHP” to your resume!
- 6. It’s much more than just syntax – It’s a mindset Object-Oriented programming gives meaning to your data Represents real-world objects when possible Where have we seen this before?
- 7. Semantic markup Think: <blockquote> for quotes, not indentation <address> for addresses, not <p> or <div> <cite> instead of <i> for citations Goal is to for code to convey meaning
- 8. Create meaning and structure Separate responsibilities Reduce/Isolate dependencies Create common public interfaces Clear, self-documenting code
- 9. Code objects cannot always represent real-world objects Application flow Structure Delegation Separation of responsibilities How do we solve these problems? Design Patterns
- 10. Model-View-Controller (MVC) Active Record Data Mapper Adapter Registry Factory Observer
- 11. What OO programming is not – where many PHP projects go wrong
- 13. Decorator
- 14. What is User? A finder/utility class? No clear definition or purpose “ bob” is a User 1 instance = 1 user Properties of a user Functions of a user
- 15. The power of applying object-oriented design to your application
- 16. Objects add automatic clarity Stick to standards and naming conventions camelCase Zend Coding Standards Function naming as verbose as possible getPostBySlug($slug) findPostsWithTag($tagName)
- 20. Parent > Child relationship between objects Child extends Parent Child inherits all parent methods Child can override parent methods when required Changes can be reflected across your entire application with relative ease
- 22. Hides actual implementation Reduces or isolates dependencies to lower levels Reduces or eliminates extensive future changes in code base
- 23. Adding extra headers is a mess (CC, BCC) No built-in file attachment options Limited configuration options (Sendmail/SMTP) Very inefficient for large amounts of email
- 24. Custom Email() object Clear, descriptive syntax Unlimited configuration options mail(), SMTP, database, external server, etc. File attachments can be easy with function
- 25. Did you notice the dependencies?
- 26. Remove the database dependencies by using a standard interface PDO provides one (bundled with PHP5) Use dependency injection to expose dependencies
- 27. Pass connection into constructor and store it as a class property Replace mysql_* functions with standard functions from PDO using connection
- 28. Database adapters are interchangeable
- 29. Interchangeable code components Standard interface Single dependency Separate “engine” from implementation
- 30. Different payment processors are a simple drop-in replacement
- 31. Objects should serve a single purpose Separate code into manageable chunks MVC – Good example Model – Database View – Display Controller – Request/Flow Resist temptation of globals everywhere “ global $var”, $_SESSION, $_REQUEST, etc
- 34. Building a Data Mapper with PHP5 and the Standard PHP Library Friday Oct. 10 @ 10:30am
- 35. www.php.net/php5 Full official PHP5 feature documentation Communities Sitepoint – sitepoint.com PHPit – phpit.com PHP|Architect – phparch.com Zend Developer Zone - devzone.zend.com
- 36. Vance Lucas, 23 Blog: www.vancelucas.com Email: [email_address] Making websites since age 12 Started learning PHP when PHP3 was new Oklahoma Baptist University – Shawee Bachelor of Business Administration Currently work at Back40 Design, Inc. www.back40design.com