Web Developer Juice: PHP Magic Functions: Best Part of Object Oriented PHP -...
On the Web Developer Juice blog there's a recent post, the first part in a series looking at one of the more handy features of the recent releases of PHP - the magic functions (some which were added...
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Web Developer Juice has posted the second part of their series looking at some of the "magic functions" that PHP has to offer - special functions that do automagic things in your scripts and classes....
View ArticleBence Eros' Blog: Getters, setters, performance
Bence Eros has put together a new post to his blog looking at some of the results he's found from performance testing the use of getters and setters in PHP. The usage of getter and setter methods...
View ArticleRefulz.com: The __toString() Method - Objects as Strings
On the Refulz.com blog there's a recent post introducing the __toString() magic method in PHP. This handy method allows you to define how to return an object when it's referenced as a string. We...
View ArticlePim Elshoff's Blog: In favour of typing
Pim Elshoff has a new post to his blog that shares his preference on typing (keystrokes, not variables) in applications (hint: he likes it): We sometimes conceive of ideas that are arduous to express...
View ArticleMichael Maclean: Why one-line installers are a bad idea
There's a feature that's usage has been showing up more and more in software projects (both open source and not) that allows you to install their system with a single line command, usually involving...
View ArticleLorna Mitchell: 9 Magic Methods in PHP
Lorna Mitchell has a new post showing nine of the magic methods that are included in PHP by default (like __construct, __get and __set) including a few you may not have used before. The "magic"...
View ArticleRussell Walker: Public properties, getters and setters, or magic?
Russell Walker has a recent post to his site looking at different ways to work with class properties including using them as public properties or using getters and setters. Opinion seems to be divided...
View ArticleMaltBlue.com: Do We Use Magic Methods or Not?
In the latest post to his MaltBlue.com site Matthew Setter takes a look at magic methods. He tries to answer a few basic questions about them - are they worth using and can you truly test effectively...
View ArticleNetTuts.com: Refactoring Legacy Code: Part 2 - Magic Strings & Constants
NetTuts.com has posted the second part of their "Refactoring Legacy Code" series today continuing on from their beginning of the series. They continue the refactor of their "trivia" application. Old...
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