Object-Oriented Programming with PHP5

Object-Oriented Programming with PHP5: Learn to leverage PHP5's OOP features to write manageable applications with ease by Hasin Hayder
Publisher: P-Pu (December 30, 2007) | 272 pages | ISBN: 1847192564 | PDF | 2.1 MB

Learn to leverage PHP5's OOP features to write manageable applications with ease

* General OOP concepts explained

* Implement Design Patterns in your applications and solve common OOP Problems

* Take full advantage of native built-in objects

* Test your code by writing unit tests with PHPUnit

In Detail

Some basic objected-oriented features were added to PHP3; with PHP5 full support for object-oriented programming was added to PHP. Object-oriented programming was basically introduced to ease the development process as well as reduce the time of development by reducing the amount of code needed. OOP can greatly improve the performance of a properly planned and designed program. This book covers all the general concepts of OOP then shows you how to make use of OOP in PHP5, with the aid of an ample number of examples. What you will learn from this book?

* Understand the OOP features of PHP clearly

* Write manageable code

Approach This book explains how to take full advantage of PHP's OOP features in simple language. It contains plentiful examples to help you to understand OOP. Who this book is written for? From Beginners to Intermediate Users of PHP5

About the Author

Hasin Hayder

Hasin Hayder graduated in Civil Engineering from the Rajshahi University of Engineering and Technology (RUET) in Bangladesh. He is a Zend-certified Engineer and expert in developing localized applications. He is currently working as a Technical Director in Trippert Labs and managing the local branch in Bangladesh. Beside his full time job, Hasin writes his blog at hasin.wordpress.com, writes article in different websites and maintains his open source framework Orchid at orchid.phpxperts.net. Hasin lives in Bangladesh with his wife Ayesha and his son, Afif

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