Posts Tagged ‘OOP’

PHP Stock Market Analyzer – 4 – How to Get Free Stock Data

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PHP Stock Market Analyzer – 20 – The Final Product!

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PHP Stock Market Analyzer – 1 – Introduction to the Project

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PHP Stock Market Analyzer – 11 – Creating the main Function

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PHP Tutorial: Creating .zip files [part 01]

WEBSITE: betterphp.co.uk In this video I show you how to add files to a zip file using the ZipArchive class.

PHP OOP Tutorial 3 | Scope & Calculator

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PHP OOP Tutorial 3 | Scope & Calculator

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PHP Basics: Autoloading Classes

WEBSITE: betterphp.co.uk In this video I explain a very useful feature that is essential when working on a large project. php.net page for __autoload(): php.net

PHP OOP Tutorial 4 | File Logger

I had a brain-fart during the tutorial forgive me for the pause somewhere in there! Anyways, Lets get our hands dirty with a File Logger object in OOP. I think by practicing it’s the only way to learn, rather than going through all the rules. So lets do it!

PHP OOP Tutorial 21 | MVC Pattern

The PHP MVC Pattern. MVC stands for “Model View Controller”. This is considered an Enterprise Pattern, it is used to run a full system from the ground up. If you are confused, fear not, everyone is at first. There are probably many other videos that can demonstrate this better, but I wanted to make one to get it out of my way since it’s so common after RoR. To the MVC Zealots, I’m not looking for an argument of the best way to do things — but if you have a suggestion and a reason please inform us all. jream.com