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Begimot2011-02-08 15:41:27
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Begimot, 2011-02-08 15:41:27

Books on OOP in PHP

Please advise popular books on OOP in PHP. In Russian or in English. I used to do everything in a procedural style, but I feel I need to move on. I am generally familiar with OOP, but I would like to read something specifically in relation to PHP, what features are there, best practice, etc.
Thank you.

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casey, 2011-02-08
@casey

This one is very cool, I recommend www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/5648968/

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Alexander, 2011-02-08
@Awake

PHP. Objects, patterns and programming techniques. Author: Mark Zandstra.
Gorgeous book.

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Renat Ibragimov, 2011-02-11
@MpaK999

You don’t need books for the concept of oop in php, just pull out someone who knows and knows how to explain in a bar, drink beer, discuss, and then start doing 2-3 projects, already in the first you will understand where you are repeating, by the third you will already understand what needs to be changed

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047, 2011-02-08
@047

The author, I advise you to study any framework, excellent OOP practice, plus you don’t need to read books, except for the framework reference. From knowledge, only elementary concepts will be required, everything else will come during the comprehension of the framework itself. I recommend CakePHP, it has an excellent reference.

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Alexey Kuznetsov, 2011-02-08
@pirrat

The ones I read and liked:
www.amazon.com/PHP-Architects-Guide-Design-Patterns/dp/0973589825
www.amazon.com/Objects-Patterns-Practice-Matt-Zandstra/dp/1590599098

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Spree, 2011-02-08
@Spree

ilikebooks.ru/12667-piter-lovyejn-obektno-orientirovannoe.html - I read this one, I liked it.

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web4_0, 2011-02-08
@web4_0

If in the context of PHP, then I can recommend www.books.ru/shop/books/441006
And if in the context of OO technologies in general, then you need to read the gang of four.

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Jazzist, 2011-02-09
@Jazzist

Some time ago I bought a book, which is called “OOP in PHP”, with a green cover.
In fact, everything turned out to be so dense that it made me understand the OOP principles outlined in the native manual.
Since then, I believe in native manuals . I didn’t prick even once, although BEFORE that it happened many times.

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