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OOP in PHP5: Slideshow
Friday, Sep. 24 2004 | Author: ScrivsInterested in seeing how Object Oriented Programming works in PHP5, but don’t feel like reading a boring article or going through a lengthy book? Then you can checkout this short 24 slide slideshow to get the gist of what is going on. This is really good for those of you in the crowd who are already familiar with PHP and just need a quick jumpstart into the world of OOP.
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One Response for "OOP in PHP5: Slideshow"
October 2nd, 2004 at 5:22 am
1does not answers the usual questions I have:
- are classes objects ?
- singleton methods?
- can you define your own metaclasses?
- can you control the allocation+initialization of an object or just init like java?
- does type hinting actually checks every objects’ class at every method call ? this seem uber slow to me
btw, I just discovered __set,__get,and __call.
PHP5 may be slightly less awful than I thought
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