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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 06/27/07 20:15
Erwin Moller wrote:
> 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 agree. Not all PHP code needs to be OO.
> 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.
>
I use a lot of OO in my code. With some planning it's much more reusable.
> 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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