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Posted by Erwin Moller on 06/27/07 12:03
gosha bine wrote:
> On 27.06.2007 08:19 macca wrote:
>> Hi, ive been working with PHP for about a year and a half now, and
>> have always been able to do everything i need with procedural code and
>> a nice UD function include.
>>
>> However, i have always worked for myself (freelance) on my projects
>> and never in a developmental job but was thinking of changing this.
>>
>> Is it likely that i will have to start coding using OOP to fit in?
>>
>>
>> Cheers.
>>
>
> To answer your post's title
>
> > what percentage of propessional PHP developers use OOP?
>
> it's 100%, because not using OOP is the first sign of amateurism.
> Everyone who is a professional uses OOP (the contrary is not always true).
Is that a fact?
Damn, I am afraid I have to call all my happy-happy-joy-joy clients to tell
them I have to refactor all my code because I appear to be an amateur after
all.
Nothing against OOP, but stating all code without OOP is amateurish is
complete bullshit.
I did a lot OOP during my J2EE days, and am completely happy with PHP
without OOP nowadays. I am also happy with PHP WITH OOP.
Use it if you like it, don't if you don't like it.
It is just another way of expressing oneself in code.
Are you aware that the majority of software YOU use is written in plain good
old C? Is your OS amateurish?
If you are trolling, well done, you had me. ;-)
If you are serious: get better informed.
You can write perfectly good PHP software without OOP.
Regards,
Erwin Moller
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