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Magiq2011-11-21 16:47:57
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Magiq, 2011-11-21 16:47:57

PHP OOP

I wanted to know the advice of the habrazhites, which book and author best describes OOP with its practical application. I wanted something more modern and less water. I program myself, I have experience, I am familiar with OOP, but not with all aspects.

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alesto, 2011-11-21
@alesto

Zandstra Matt - PHP. Objects, Patterns, and Programming Techniques

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sainnr, 2011-11-21
@sainnr

If you want more practice, it is better to study on a specific example. As a "guinea pig" you can take a suitable PHP framework and its manual - for example, the Yii Framework. For Yii, there is a good book "Agile Web Application Development with Yii1.1 and PHP5", as well as tons of documentation, in Russian and English .

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sdevalex, 2011-11-21
@sdevalex

Start learning Yii, I haven't found the best OOP PHP tutorial. Once you're done, run through the pattern book to find out the names of what you've learned.

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Anatoly, 2011-11-21
@taliban

If you are generally familiar with OOP, then you should have no desire to read books on the subject. PHP has a pretty classic approach to OOP, nothing supernatural. Read the manual and everything will fall into place.

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Genome_X, 2011-11-21
@Genome_X

It might also be useful for you to know, but there are good video courses on PHP OOP, you can search for "PHP OOP Jeffrey Way". I can’t give a specific link, because I myself downloaded it from some foreign tracker. I looked at about half, the person explains quite interestingly and shows on various examples.

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Roman Gogolev, 2011-11-21
@romka777

If you are familiar with OOP, then you just need to read the syntax in the manual.

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Vyacheslav Plisko, 2011-11-21
@AmdY

As you were advised to better read the php.net/oop
manual Then read the violet www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/2527057/ there is little OOP, just as much as you need, plus a bunch of everything useful that is more than your oop-ness. I have read and reviewed more than 2 dozen books on php, there are no more useful ones, you will only get garbage in your head, read the fowler - corporate application templates and java java.sun.com/blueprints/corej2eepatterns/Patterns/

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