PHP: The Right Way
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PHP: The Right Way
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#2I think that Lithium (www.lithify.me) would be really great to mention under the 'popular frameworks' section.
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#3I think that Lithium (www.lithify.me) would be really great to mention under the 'popular frameworks' section.
Thanks for the suggestion. Feel free to send a pull request and I'll be happy to add it in!
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#4Straight, simple and to the point. Nice.
Missing test and QA tools though. Probably an oversight, since the author does suggest following Derick Rethans and Sebastian Bergmann.
And another one: read up on the SPL library before you start re-inventing that wheel.
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#6Something to consider mentioning - there are some in PHP these days that take this sort of stuff a bit too far. Drives me nuts to see people writing classes to encapsulate a 3 column database result. So much overhead and boilerplate.
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#7Straight, simple and to the point. Nice. Missing test and QA tools though. Probably an oversight, since the author does suggest following Derick Rethans and Sebastian Bergmann. And another one: read up on the SPL library before you start re-inventing that wheel.
All good points. If you'd like to submit a pull request, I'll be happy to credit you with the additions and get them added to the site.
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#8Nice read. TIL I should be doing some things differently in PHP.
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#9I'm wondering why a specific code style is 'enforced' while it has nothing to do with interoperability.
Libraries with different code styles can be used together without problems. It seems like they are using the PSR to declare they're own style as superior.
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#10I like it. Would be smart to add some kind of picture for sharing Facebook is more successful if people not just see text.