Posted by Brent Baisley on 05/05/05 21:48

I've been looking and reading for a while now. What I've discovered is
that you really should learn the concepts rather than how php
implements the concepts. PHP4 lacks the capability to do (at least do
well) a lot of object stuff (i.e. multiple inheritance), PHP5 has far
better support for object oriented concepts.

I would look into and read about Design Patterns. I slowly came across
design patterns in my searches and they have really helped a ton in my
programming. MVC (Model, View, Controller) is probably the most widely
used design pattern, I would look into that first. Then you may move
onto the concepts "discovered" by the gang of four. Design patterns and
related concepts are independent from any programming language. You are
probably already using some design patterns and don't even realize it.
Everything else kind of falls into place "under" design patterns.

You may look at phppatterns.com, devshed.com or the O'Reilly web site
for articles.

Some design patterns:
Factory, Adaptor, Bridge, Facade, Singleton,...

On May 5, 2005, at 12:38 PM, Khorosh Irani wrote:

> hello
> Can anyone tell me the url of a good toturial about object and php
> that contain:
> polymorphism,Delegation,...?
> Thanks
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